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Caldecott Awards

Caldecott - Award Winners

QuestionAnswer
2007 - David Wiesner "Floatsam"
2006 - Chris Raschka (Written by Norton Juster) "The Hello, Goodbye Window"
2005 - Kevin Henkes "Kitten's first full moon"
2004 - Mordical Gerstein "The Man Who Walked between the Towers"
2003 - Eric Rohmann "My Friend Rabbit"
2002 - David Wiesner "The Three Pigs"
2001 - David Small (Written by Judith St. George) "So You Want To Be President?"
2000 - Simms Taback "Had a Little Overcoat"
1999 - May Azarian (Written by Jacqueline Briggs Martin) "Snowflake Bentley"
1998 - Paul O Selinsky "Rapunzel"
1997 - David Wisniewski "Golem"
1996 - Peggy Rathmann "Officer Buckle and Gloria"
1995 - David Diaz (Written by Eve Bunting) "Smoky Night"
1994 - Allan Sayu (Written by Walter Lorraine) "Grandfathers Journey"
1993 - Emily Arnold McCully "Mirette on the High Wire"
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