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Find out who attended the Kid's Own Australian Literature Awards Celebration, what books were shortlisted and who won the awards. NSW children's choice book awards.
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- 4. Terry Denton
- 5. Allen & Unwin Pan Macmillan Penguin Random House Scholastic Walker Books
- 7. Birrong Girls’ High School Bringelly Public School Holroyd High School Holy Saviour School Greenacre Holy Spirit College Bellambi Mount Annan Christian College Newington Wyvern House Newtown Public School Petersham Public School PLC Sydney Junior Stanmore Public School Thirroul Public School Schools Attending Today
- 8. Terry Denton Ursula Dubosarsky Jules Faber Libby Gleeson Bob Graham Jack Heath Belinda Murrell Oliver Phommavanh Emily Rodda
- 10. Shortlisted for the Picture Book A Bus Called Heaven by Bob Graham Alphabet Town by Bryan Evans & Kimberly Moon Annie to the Rescue by Deborah Niland Fiona the Pig’s Big Day by Leigh Hobbs First Day by Andrew Daddo & Jonathan Bentley Noah Dreary by Aaron Blabey The Dreadful Fluff by Aaron Blabey The Terrible Plop by Ursula Dubosarsky & Andrew Joyner The Very Brave Bear by Nick Bland Too Many Cheeky Dogs by Johanna Bell & Dion Beasley
- 13. A Bus Called Heaven by Bob Graham Noah Dreary by Aaron Blabey Honour Books Picture Book Category
- 14. Shortlisted for Fiction for Younger Readers Award in 2014 Alice-Miranda in Paris by Jacqueline Harvey Andy Roid & the Tracks of Death by Felice Arena Billie B Brown: The Best Project by Sally Rippin EJ12 Girl Hero: Kimono Code by Susannah McFarlane Extra Time by Morris Gleitzman Extreme Adventures: Monkey Mountain by Justin D’Ath Go Girl: Style Stars by Chrissie Perry, Sonia Dixon & Danielle McDonald Meet Grace by Sofie Laguna & Lucia Masciullo The Third Door by Emily Rodda The Wishbird by Gabrielle Wang
- 17. Alice-Miranda in Paris by Jacqueline Harvey The Third Door by Emily Rodda Honour Books Fiction for Younger Readers
- 18. Shortlist: Fiction for Older Readers Award in 2014 Brotherband: The Invaders by John Flanagan Con-Nerd by Oliver Phommavanh Eric Vale Epic Fail by Michael Gerard Bauer & Joe Bauer My Life and Other Stuff I Made Up by Tristan Bancks & Gus Gordon Pookie Aleera is Not My Boyfriend by Steven Herrick Ranger’s Apprentice: The Royal Ranger by John Flanagan Specky Magee and the Best of Oz by Felice Arena & Garry Lyon The 39 Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths & Terry Denton The Ivory Rose by Belinda Murrell WeirDo by Anh Do & Jules Faber
- 21. WeirDo by Anh Do & Jules Faber Eric Vale Epic Fail by Michael Gerard Bauer & Joe Bauer Honour Books Fiction for Older Readers Category
- 22. Shortlisted for the Fiction for Years 7-9 13: The Last Thirteen by James Phelan Red by Libby Gleeson The Phoenix Files: Doomsday by Chris Morphew Finding Serendipity by Angelica Banks Hit List by Jack Heath My Life as an Alphabet by Barry Jonsberg Pennies for Hitler by Jackie French Six Impossible Things by Fiona Wood The Whole of My World by Nicole Hayes You Don’t Even Know by Sue Lawson
- 25. My Life as an Alphabet by Barry Jonsberg 13: The Last Thirteen by James Phelan Honour Books Fiction for Years 7 to 9 Category
- 26. The KOALA Legend Awarded to a person for making a significant contribution to KOALA and other children's choice awards through his or her support for the awards and/or their writing.
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