The 2015 award winner was charity organization PRAESA from the Republic of South Africa. PRAESA is an organization that studies alternative education and educates children through children's literature.
Established by the Swedish government in 2002. This is the world's largest award in the field of literature for children and youth. The purpose of the award is to increase interest in and access to children's and youth literature for children around the world. Astrid Lindgren Memorial Prize website
H. K. ANDERSEN INTERNATIONAL LITERARY PRIZE
The winners of the most prestigious international award in the field of children's literature are writer Nahoko Uehashi (Japan) and book artist - illustrator Roger Mello (Brazil).
Literary award, which is awarded to the best children's writers and illustrators.
INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN'S LITERARY PRIZE
NAMED AFTER V. P. KRAPIVIN
The 2015 award winners are two writers: Adelia Amraeva(Kazakhstan) with a book "I want to live", which addresses the issue of child suicide, and
Maria Fedotova(Yakutsk) with a book "Naughty Nulgynet" in the special nomination "Small Motherland - Greater Russia" (translation from the languages of the peoples of Russia). The story "Naughty Nulgynet" was published several years ago in the republican literary and art magazine "Polyarnaya Zvezda". The fairy tale "Naughty Nulgynet" is largely autobiographical. It tells about a girl who was born in a reindeer team, like the author himself.
Literary prize, awarded once a year to a Russian or foreign author, in honor of the Russian children's writer Vladislav Petrovich Krapivin. Awarded on the writer's birthday - October 14. Founders - Association of Writers of the Urals (2006) and the Sverdlovsk Regional public fund Vladislav Krapivin Foundation. Award website
ALL-RUSSIAN
PRIZE OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
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Laureate - artist Evgeny Medvedev, "for his contribution to the development of the domestic art of illustration for children's and youth books."
BOOK OF THE YEAR
In the nomination "Together with the book we grow" the winner was a series of books for family reading "About ..." Moscow publishing house "Art Volkhonka".
Varvara Mukhina "City from A to Z"
Varvara Mukhina's book "Around the City from A to Z" from the "PRO…" series is short notes about architectural elements and different traditions, about modern and disappeared professions, about what makes up the atmosphere of city life. Here you can learn the history of reinforced concrete and the circus, the elevator and the boulevard. Drawings famous illustrator Aleksey Kapninsky (Kapych) not only supplement the text, but continue and develop it in their own way. The book will be entertaining reading for children from 8 to 12 years old and their parents.
Elena Borisova "Childhood on ships"
This book tells about the difficult fate of the children of the sailors of the Russian squadron, who were forced to leave the shores of Russia in 1920 and go into exile in the Tunisian city of Bizerte. The children had a chance to experience the difficulties of the way, the storm, the crampedness and the unknown. However, children remain children... as at all times, they love games and entertainment, love their parents and be proud of them. The author describes them everyday life on battleships, in the Naval Corps and on the shore. The dictionary of marine terms given in the book is very interesting, as well as the description of the structure of the ships.
Elena Zaruchevskaya "About peasant mansions"
The book of Elena Zaruchevskaya tells about such an amazing phenomenon as the northern peasant hut and convincingly shows that she is the heiress of the irretrievably lost ancient Russian choirs. An easily and captivatingly written book with rich illustrative material can be useful not only for schoolchildren and their parents, but for a fairly wide range of people interested in Russian culture.
YASNAYA POLYANA
In the nomination "Childhood. Adolescence. Youth" the winner was Valery Bylinsky for the book "Reef" (consisting of the story "July Morning" and twelve stories).
In the nomination "Victory" the winners were representatives of:
Publishing House "Arguments and Facts" for a unique edition "Children's Book of War"(35 diaries kept by children in 1941-1945) and
Publishing house "Komsomolskaya Pravda" for the collection "The main documents of the Great Patriotic War. 1941-1945".
Established in 2003 by the museum-estate of Leo Tolstoy " Yasnaya Polyana and Samsung Electronics. According to the charter - for the best piece of art traditional form in four categories. The results of the award are determined by a gradually rotating professional jury. Award website: yppremia.ru
BOOK AWARD OF RUNET
Annual award in the field of literary business and book business on the Internet. One of the most "massive" domestic literary awards. Established in 2011 by Ozon online store. Since then, the award has been recognized not only by the readership, but also by the writing community. More than 100 thousand people took part in the Internet voting this year, which makes it possible to call the award truly "people's".
BOOK
The story is built as a diary of a teenage boy Ignat Volkov. The main character, in modern terms, can be called hyperactive. He moves fast, thinks, talks, reads, eats and never leaves his rollers or scooter. Read online: http://kniguru.info/korotkiy-spisok-shestogo-sezona-2/ya-ne-tormoz
Second place went to Anastasia Strokina, the author of a fairy tale "The whale swims north".
The action of the story "The Whale Swims North" takes place in the Far North. Islands are scattered in the cold ocean waters. Each island should have its own guardian - the animal mamoru. Each mamoru is prepared to recognize his island, settle on it and take care of it. And so the young mamoru swims on the back of a whale and thinks about how to find his island, whether he is ready to become a keeper, what he missed at school and how he should be now. Fairy tale, beautiful and transparent, gave the author the opportunity to immerse himself in the study (and inventing) of the Aleutian folklore, and the reader to think about what he would like to do in life and how ready he is for this.
Came in third place story by Stanislav Vostokov "Krivolapych".
This is a tale of the journey of a raccoon dog with a determined personality and a funny name. Born in Russia, Krivolapych soon left his parents and went on a journey that led him further and further west, to the country of Finland..
"Kniguru" - a competition for the best work for children and youth. It was created in 2010 by the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications and the non-profit partnership Center for the Support of Russian Literature. The peculiarity of the award is that the members of the jury are children aged 10-16. Award website
NEW CHILDREN'S BOOK
Nomination "Children's poems and fairy tales" (for children school age):
1st place - Nikolskaya Anna. "Martha and the Fantastic Airship"
II place - Simbirskaya Julia(Yaroslavl). "In the belly by the sea"
III place - Ponornitskaya Ilga(Cheboksary). "Our Earth is breathing"
Nomination "World of Fantasy":
1st place - Merzlyakova Ekaterina(Moscow city). "Destroyer"
II place - Vologzhanina Alla(Moscow city). "Young. Wolves on the Path of the Moon»
III place - Potemkin Sergey(Korsakov). "Legislator"
Nomination "New children's illustration":
1st place - Tretyakova Elizabeth(Moscow city). "Where Does the Snow Go"
II place - Kozlov Valery(Moscow city). "Tired of being a chicken"
III place - Mikhailyan Ivanna(Kyiv City). "Magic Shop"
Special Prize in the Open Reader's Voting:
Lisachenko Alexey(Yekaterinburg city). " True Stories about Mitya Pechenkin"
In the nomination "World of Fantasy" - Goryunova Irina(Moscow city). "Team Z Magic Lessons"
Special prize "Choice of OZON.ru":
In the nomination "Children's poems and fairy tales" - Lisachenko Alexey(Yekaterinburg city). "True stories about Mitya Pechenkin"
In the nomination "World of Fantasy" - Stepanova Alexandra(Moscow city). "The Fifth Abyss"
Special prize "Choice of Terra Incognita":
In the nomination "World of Fantasy" - Merzlyakova Ekaterina(Moscow city). "Destroyer"
One of the largest Russian competitions in the field of children's and youth literature. It is held in order to draw the attention of readers to modern Russian children's literature, to open new talented authors of children's books to the general public and to give them the opportunity to publish their works.
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Literary awards open up new names to the world.
We present a selection of domestic literary children's awards, which are structured according to the age of those to whom the nominated works are addressed.
For preschoolers and younger students
Awarded since 2007. Founders: The Writers' Union of Moscow and the Memorial House-Museum of Korney Chukovsky in Peredelkino.
The award is given in four categories:
- "For outstanding creative achievements in national children's poetry";
- “For the development of the innovative traditions of Korney Chukovsky in modern Russian children's literature;
- "For fruitful activity, stimulating children's interest in reading, in domestic children's literature";
- "Children's Jury Award "Golden Crocodile".
Awarded since 2014. Founder: President Russian Federation. This is a state award for outstanding works for children and youth. The goal is to support cultural figures working for a children's and youth audience and to intensify their participation in creative activities.
There are three awards of 2.5 million rubles each.
Founder: Publishing house "ROSMEN". The goals of the competition are "to draw the attention of readers to Russian children's literature, to open new talented authors of children's books to the general public."
The competition is held in five categories:
- "Children's Tales and Stories";
- "Education of the senses";
- "Non-Fiction";
- "Stories and tales about animals and nature";
- "Magic Lantern".
Offered for the competition original works created in Russian and not previously published. All laureates of the competition are awarded with diplomas and special prizes.
The founders of the award: the Union of Writers of Russia and Cultural Center P. P. Ershov of the city of Ishim, the birthplace of the great storyteller. The purpose of the competition is to raise and strengthen the prestige of scientific and artistic creativity, reading culture in the mind of a young reader in Russia and in neighboring countries; reveal new talents among writers, poets, publicists writing in Russian.
Competition nominations:
- Children's fairy tale.
- Children's magazine.
- Poetry for children.
Five winners are determined annually: three laureates and two prize-winners.
Russian version of the world award Сchildren`s Choices. this at the same time:
In Russia it is held annually from September to February in educational institutions and libraries. Children from 5 to 17 years old who decide to participate in the Project undergo special training and become book experts. As a result, short lists of the best books of the current year, according to the choice of children, are formed - for different age categories.
Teen Awards
The founders of the competition: the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications and the Non-Commercial Partnership "Center for the Support of Russian Literature". The purpose of the competition is to search for new names and works in the field of literature for teenagers, to support young and talented authors.
Both artistic and cognitive texts are accepted for consideration, and the winners are determined by an open jury formed of readers from 10 to 16 years old. Manuscripts and books published during the year of the competition, created in Russian and addressed to readers aged 10-16 are accepted for consideration. Authors of works, book publishers, mass media, creative unions, libraries, educational and educational institutions can nominate texts for the competition. The prize fund of the Kniguru contest is 1 million rubles.
Awarded since 2008. Founders: Sergey Mikhalkov, Russian Foundation for Culture and Russian Children's Book Council. The motto of the contest is: "Today - children, tomorrow - the people."
The competition is held every two years. Manuscripts written in Russian, in verse or prose, that have not been previously published are accepted for consideration. Prize for 1st, 2nd, 3rd places includes:
- laureate diploma;
- Gold medal;
- monetary reward (1,000,000, 800,000, 500,000 rubles, respectively);
- publication of a book in the book series "Laureates of the International Sergey Mikhalkov Competition".
Awarded since 2006. Founders: Commonwealth of Children's Writers.
It is awarded once a year to a Russian or foreign author and is presented on the writer's birthday - October 14. Published (the book should not be published earlier than two years before the competition) and unpublished texts are accepted for consideration. In addition to monetary reward, the laureate is awarded a diploma and a commemorative medal.
Awarded since 2000. Founders: Government Kirov region, administration of Kirov, administration of the city of Slobodskoy. Co-founder: Writers' Union of Russia. It is awarded annually on August 23 - the writer's birthday. The prize is awarded as a separate literary work and for creativity in general. The right to nominate the author for the award is held by any authorities of any territory of Russia, public, creative, charitable, scientific organizations, publishing houses, editorial offices of newspapers and magazines.
The prize is a diploma and a medal with the image of A. Green, as well as a cash prize.
Established in 2010 by Kir Bulychev. Awarded annually the best work children's and teen fiction, which saw the light of day in the past calendar year. Awarded as part of the RosCon conference.
Established in 2005 by the Union of Writers of Russia, the Association of Children's and Youth Writers of Russia, the Youth Public Chamber. The works submitted for the competition "should contribute to the spiritual and intellectual maturation of readers, broaden their horizons, develop the best traditions of Russian classical, Soviet, world literature."
Children's nominations of "adult" awards
Annual all-Russian award. Awarded since 2003. Founders: L.N. Tolstoy "Yasnaya Polyana" and Samsung Electronics. In 2012, the award announced the nomination "Childhood. Adolescence. Youth". The goal is to choose the best book for the time of growing up, capable of laying down the concepts of justice, respect, love and honesty.
Annual all-Russian award. It has been awarded since 2009 (the year of the bicentenary of N.V. Gogol). Founder: Mikhail Prokhorov Charitable Foundation. The goal is to identify and support new trends in modern Russian literature. Since 2013, a special project has been established "Baby-NOS".
Annual all-Russian show jumping. Awarded since 1999. Founder: Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications. The goal is to support Russian book publishing, to encourage the best examples of book art and printing, as well as to promote reading in Russia. There is a nomination "Together with the book we grow"- for books by domestic authors for children and youth that have received recognition from readers, positive reviews criticism and children's libraries.
Awarded since 2006. As an annual Russian national award, it has been awarded since October 1, 2012. Founder: Literaturnaya Gazeta. The award is presented on the day Literaturnaya Gazeta was founded by Alexander Pushkin and Anton Delvig in 1830. There is a nomination "Children's and Youth Literature".
Founder: OZON online store. Annual award in the field of literary business and book business on the Internet. Awarded to the best Russian and foreign authors and book projects based on the results of the selection of the Expert Council and the popular vote of Runet users. There is a nomination "Best Children's Book".
Year of Literature.RF has prepared a list of current literary awards in 2016
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ALL-RUSSIAN AND INTERNATIONAL
(regardless of the place of residence of the authors and the subject of their works)
ANDREY BELY PRIZE
Oldest independent literary award modern Russia- first presented in 1978 by the editors of the Leningrad samizdat almanac "Clock". Since that time, in accordance with the changing eras, it has gone through several transformations, but has retained the spirit of nonconformism and focus on the new and unusual. As well as the corresponding unique "prize fund": a bottle of vodka, one apple and one ruble. Despite this, the award enjoys unwavering respect in the professional community.
LOST TRAMS
All-Russian poetry competition "Lost Tram" named after N. S. Gumilyov. Organized by the Organizing Committee of the International Literary Festival "Petersburg Bridges" and Literary "Piter".
Everyone can take part in the competition, regardless of age, place of residence, fame, professional training, membership in creative unions, etc., with the exception of authors who have previously been winners of this competition.
A selection of works for the competition can be submitted by its author, or by a nominating organization (in agreement with the author).
The prize fund in 2016 is expected to be 60 thousand rubles. In addition, the winner of the competition, in case of personal participation in the final evening, receives a commemorative medal with the image of N. S. Gumilyov. Selections of winners and selected works of the finalists of the competition are published in the magazines Novyi Bereg and Severnaya Aurora.
Deadline March 2, 2016.
Competition website: www.piiter.ru/tramvai.php
SPECIALIZED
(setting a number of restrictions for authors)
RUSSIAN PRIZE
The Russian Prize was established in 2005 and is one of the five most prestigious Russian literary awards. Authors who write in Russian and permanently reside outside the Russian Federation can be nominated. The partially rotated jury awards prizes in three categories - "small prose", "great prose" and "poetry", as well as a special prize for the preservation of Russian literature abroad. Manuscript nomination and autonomination are allowed. The cash content of the first prize in each nomination is 150,000 rubles. There is a publishing program implemented in partnership with the capital's publishing houses.
Among its laureates are Bakhyt Kenzheev, Boris Khazanov, Natalya Gorbanevskaya, Yuz Aleshkovsky, Anastasia Afanasyeva, Marina Paley, Andrey Ivanov, Margarita Meklina, Vladimir Lorchenkov, Mariam Petrosyan, Marianna Goncharova, Dina Rubina, Andrey Polyakov and others.
The 2015 laureates will be announced in April 2016, but for now only .
Award website: russpremia.ru
ALEXANDER PYATIGORSKY LITERARY PRIZE
Awarded for the best philosophical essay. Established in 2013 "to support interest in philosophizing outside the professional philosophical community." A feature of the award is that both fiction and non-fiction works, as well as works written in Russian and translated (in this latter case, it is divided between the author, if he is alive, and the translator) can be nominated for it. The right to nominate 49 nominees, whose names are published on the website of the award. The jury is appointed by the supervisory board. The monetary part of the award is 1 million rubles.
In 2015, in the second season of the award, the prize fund of the award doubled to two million rubles, since in 2014 the award was not awarded to any of the nominees. The short list included, and the award for the best philosophical essay was received by translator Elena Dorman.
Award website: piatigorskyprize.ru
DETECTIVE WITHOUT BORDERS – 2016
International Literary Competition, organized by the Strelbitsky Multimedia Publishing House together with the Andronum Publishing Union.
The competition accepts works that meet the criteria of the "Detective" genre, written in any language, without restrictions.
The competition is apolitical and socially responsible. Texts containing profanity, scenes of violence, pornography, calls for war, national, religious or other intolerance, as well as those that are immoral, offensive and humiliating are not accepted for participation in the competition. human dignity etc., as well as texts with other content prohibited by law.
The main prize is 10,000 USD. 5 incentive awards of 500 USD. The works of the laureate, prize-winners and nominees are published at the expense of the publishing house.
Deadline for submissions is September 10, 2016.
Competition website: www.strelbooks.com/action
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE
NEW CHILDREN'S BOOK
Established in 2009 by the children's publishing house "Rosmen". First of all - to search for new authors. In this regard, it allows and encourages self-nomination. The award jury consists mainly of Rosmen employees and authors published in it. There are three categories - for ages 2–8 and 10–16, and (for artists). The main prize of the competition is a contract with Rosman for the publication of the winning book. However, editors sometimes take works from the short and long lists into work.
BOOK
All-Russian competition for the best literary work for children and youth, organized by the Center for the Support of Russian Literature (which holds the award " The big Book"). "Kniguru" is the only competition in the world that accepts both fiction and educational works, and the final decision is made by an open jury consisting of readers aged 10 to 16 years.
The winner receives 500,000 rubles, the second and third place winners receive 300,000 and 200,000 rubles, respectively.
"Book of the Year"
The annual national competition "Book of the Year" was established by the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications in 1999 to support Russian book publishing, to encourage the best examples of book art and printing, and to promote reading in Russia.
In 2016, in the nomination "Together with the book we grow" won Grigory Kruzhkov with a collection of poems "A Cup in English".
Grigory Kruzhkov - poet, translator, essayist, researcher of Anglo-Russian literary relations. Author of seven books of poetry. In 2016, Grigory Kruzhkov, a poet, laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, one of the best translators of English-language poetry into Russian, who introduced readers to the works of William Shakespeare, Thomas Wyatt, became the laureate of the Alexander Solzhenitsyn Prize.
Grigory Kruzhkov "Cup in English"
Based on the poems of Spike Milligan
Do you know what happens when an author plays a game with the word and with the reader? Pears immediately begin to grow (yes, exactly, pears), and at the entrance to the store you are met by a mulmul and starts small talk in the mulmul language. You will no longer be able to imagine a world without poor Yorzy Morzy and the humble baby elephant of Berkeley Street, and you will know that if Napoleon had not forced, he would have won the battle of Waterloo.
Grigory Kruzhkov boldly experiments with words, and the artist Evgeny Antonenkov accepts the rules and masterfully plays the game.
As the author himself explains in the preface to the book, the resulting texts in Russian can hardly be called translations. Rather, he retold them, “outplayed” them: “Milligan plays - with the word, with the meaning, with the reader. And my task was the same: to catch his rules and join the game. That is, to achieve the same ludicrous, absurd effect, but by means of the Russian language.”
Astrid Lindgren Memorial Prize
Astrid Lindgren International Literary Prize, awarded for contribution to the development of children's and youth literature, was awarded in 2016 American writer currently living in London, Meg Rosoff, whose works fully "reflect the spirit of Astrid Lindgren."
The writer competed with more than two hundred authors, illustrators and creative associations from 59 countries. Among the applicants were our compatriots - writer Artur Givargizov, artists Anastasia Arkhipova and Sergey Lyubaev.
Meg Rosoff is the author of a number of works for young readers, the most famous of which can be called the debut novel “How I Live Now” (in the 2013 film adaptation of Kevin MacDonald - “How I Love Now”). She was born in the USA and has lived in London since 1989, where she previously studied at Central Saint Martin's College. She worked as a copywriter, in 2004 her debut novel was published, followed by several more children's books. fiction, as well as "Guide to London" in the popular science genre. Meg Rosoff's novels have not yet been translated into Russian.
All-Russian Literary Prize named after S. Ya. Marshak
The award was established in 2004 by the DETGIZ publishing house and the Writers' Union of St. Petersburg. The award is given in two categories - prose and poetry - for the best book that has become a phenomenon of today's literature. Since 2013, another nomination has appeared - for a bright debut.
In the nomination "Poetry" the award was received by Vadim Levin for the book "Poems with Mustard", a collection of new poems and poetic arrangements from children's foreign classics.
In the nomination "Prose" won Sergei Iv. Ivanov witty cycle "Children's Course...", which ends with the book "Children's course ancient mythology". Although the books of the "Children's Course ..." should not be used when writing essays, passing exams and writing dissertations, they can and should be read with pleasure!
A young writer was awarded in the "Debut" nomination Alexey Lisachenko. His "Alphabet Tales", full of warmth, kindness, lively humor, tell about the miracles that happen in the world.
V. P. Krapivin International Children's Literary Prize
Award for the best prose work for children of secondary school age was established to stimulate literary activity in line with the traditions laid down by V. P. Krapivin.
Traditions are important in a literary award. There are several important traditions in "Krapivinka": it is awarded on the writer's birthday - October 14, and the laureates receive not just a diploma, but a commemorative medal, which is attached to the lapel. The award was established ten years ago, and during this time has become a prestigious prize. If in the year of foundation there were 40 applications, then in 2016 there were already 247 applications from ten countries, including from the UK, Latvia, Cyprus, Kyrgyzstan, and Ukraine.
The winners in 2016 were
Asya Kravchenko"Universe, what are your plans?" (Moscow).
Anna Nikolskaya"I killed a sausage man" (UK).
The story of Anna Nikolskaya is based on the memories of the author's father about his military childhood. Many noted that the story sunk into the soul, it is true, it is impressive.
Christina Strelnikova"Aunt Hat. Hunting for Tamaranda (Ufa).
A wonderful fairy tale for children, funny and unusual.
Vlad Kharebova"Page One" (Latvia)
The debut novel by the poetess and artist Vlada Kharebova is for teenagers and former teenagers. The action takes place in Tskhinval in 1989-1990. Many members of the jury noted that this is not a novel, but a real epic. An epic about the life of teenagers in the conditions of Georgian aggression against South Ossetia in 1989-1990.
Special prizes received
"Commander's Choice" - a special prize for the work, which is personally noted by Vladislav Krapivin. Muscovite got it Pyotr Vlasov for the work "Draugen. The story of the "star" boy.
The Children's Jury Prize was awarded to the Caravel detachment Ekaterina and Pavel Karetnikovs for the City of the Seven Winds.
Victoria Lederman and her “Only eleven! Or "Shura-mura" in the fifth "D"" was awarded by the All-Russian public organization "Children's and Youth Social Initiatives".
Daria Dotsuk for the book "Travel to Two Waterfalls" she received the prize of the Yekaterinburg House of Teachers
Anna Anisimova for "History of Tsvetnoy proezd" was awarded the prize of the United Museum of Ural Writers, and Elena Lenkovskaya(“On the other side of the dead man”) was noted by the URAL magazine and municipal union libraries in Yekaterinburg.
Korney Chukovsky Literary Prize
The Korney Chukovsky Prize is awarded to writers based on their merits in children's literature. The award is given in several categories, but you can become a laureate only once.
In the nomination "For the development of innovative traditions of Korney Chukovsky in modern Russian literature" - Vyacheslav Abramovich Leikin(Tsarskoye Selo).
In the nomination "For fruitful activity, stimulating children's interest in reading, in domestic literature" - Oleg Semyonovich Bundur(Kandalaksha).
The Golden Crocodile Reader's Choice Award was awarded to the author of the poems of the famous hit "Let them run clumsily" Alexander Pavlovich Timofeevsky(Moscow).
International Competition named after Sergei Mikhalkov
"Today - children, tomorrow - the people!" This phrase of Sergei Mikhalkov became the motto international competition for the best work for teenagers. More than three hundred applications were received for the fifth competition in Moscow. 13 made it to the final. The jury worked with the manuscripts without knowing the authors.
“It is a very difficult thing to write for children, so that it is not lisping, on the one hand, and not too difficult. In this sense, I must say without undue modesty that my father was amazingly accurate in this sense, because he wrote, spoke with children not as an adult, but as an equal, so my mother always said that Seryozha was always 13 years old, ” - recalls director Nikita Mikhalkov.
Second place took Mikhail Fedorov with the story "Two riders on one horse."
third prize divided among themselves Andrey Maksimov, who presented the novel "The Sun on the Road", and Alexander Turkhanov with the story "Beyond the mountains, beyond the forests."
The stories of Andrei Maksimov and Mikhail Fedorov tell about the adventures of heroes in Ancient Russia, and the hero of the book, Alexander Turkhanov, goes to his father in Siberia and meets his love.
The youth jury established a special prize. They were awarded Susanna Kuleshova for the story "Foundry Bridge" about St. Petersburg.
"Kniguru"
The competition was founded by the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications and the non-profit partnership "Center for the Support of Russian Literature". According to the website of the award, "the purpose of the competition is to find and present to the public new interesting Russian-language literature for teenagers, to make literary works for teenagers accessible to the reader, regardless of geography."
“This year there was a wide variety of genres, - the expert of the competition believes, literary critic Evgenia Shaffert. - The author's fairy tale was replaced by memoirs and semi-documentary texts, while the focus of the authors' interests is not only Soviet childhood, the historical and artistic comprehension of which has been going on for a long time, but also the 90s. A new generation of authors is growing up who are ready to work with the myth of the "dashing 90s", rethink it and fill it with new content. The result, as always in Kniguru, turned out to be very interesting.”
First place took Aya En with the novel Absolutely Uninhabited.
A fantastic story with parallel spaces, non-trivial physics and incredible possibilities for anyone who has an imagination. How to survive on a desert island and what will happen if you turn from a mutant into a mutangel?
In second place - Artem Lyakhovich and his story "Bald Devils".
Two very different teenagers Marik and Lyanka feel lonely and not very needed by their parents, so they quickly find a common language and decide to run away from home to magic dream. It is clear that nothing good can come of this. Along the way, troubles fall upon them, but wonderful people also meet.
Third place awarded Larisa Romanovskaya with "Delete this entry?"
Diary of ninth-grader Vera for about academic year. School, teachers, classmates - contacts and conflicts, a lot of introspection, a lot of teenage maximalism, peremptory and harshness, but at the same time sincere attempts to understand other people and see something good in them, because Vera herself is still good man. Almost every teenage reader has the same family and school, the same difficulties in life and the same opportunities to overcome them.
"New Children's Book"
"New Children's Book" is one of the largest Russian competitions in the field of children's and youth literature. The competition is held to draw readers' attention to contemporary Russian children's literature, open new talented authors of children's books to the general public and give them the opportunity to publish their works. The main prize of the award is a contract with the ROSMEN publishing house for publishing the winning manuscript or illustrating a future book.
In the 7th season of the competition, works were accepted in three main categories: Extracurricular Stories, Fantasy World, and New Children's Illustration. A special nomination was announced again native nature". In each of these nominations, 10 works reached the final. In total, 3150 applications were received from more than 40 countries of the world. The westernmost entry came from California, USA. The easternmost is from Kiyosu, Japan.
The places were distributed as follows.
Nomination "Extracurricular stories"
1st place - Tatyana Rusakova(Russia, Novosibirsk) "Fairy Borisa Larisovna".
A kind and touching story about the school adventures of first grader Yunka Lutikov. First-grader Yunka Lutikov has the most beautiful teacher in the world - beautiful, kind, she can even play football with the boys. But one day for only 1 "A" everything changed - their beloved Elena Sergeevna no longer comes to their classes, and instead of her, Larisa Borisovna becomes a teacher - similar to Shapoklyak. Yunka and her friends in their hearts even called her Boris Larisovna. Where is Elena Sergeevna? What happened to her? Will she return? All these questions students 1 "A" ask each other. One of Yunka's classmates comes up with the idea that Elena Sergeevna is being held captive by fairies - after all, everything coincides: both mysterious messages with a colored cord, and a flash drive with a video ... In this story, Yunka will have many discoveries both about himself and about that sometimes things are not what they seem the first time.
2nd place - Yuri Nikitinsky(Ukraine, Kyiv) "Vovka, who saddled the bomb."
3rd place - Anna Remez(Russia, St. Petersburg) "The Chocolate Surgeon and Other Stories".
Nomination "World of Fantasy"
1st place - Mila Yurina(Russia, Oktyabrsky village) "Makabr".
Once in eternity, the great game of Macabre takes place. The competition of the living and the dead for the right to open the door to a world where everything is. Theodore lives in the forest, he is unsociable and has no friends. But one day his shadow takes the shape of a door, and his parents disappear without a trace. Theo is forced to become a member of Macabre, where he makes friends with the dead - after all, only they will help to love a life full of dangers and secrets, but so beautiful and alluring. To beat Death, he needs to remember: “When you are alive, any door is open for you ...”
2nd place - Evgeny Rudashevsky(Russia, Moscow) "Erhegord's Lands".
A book about adventures in the lost among the mountains ancient country. The main characters will have to uncover the secrets of a distant era, when the first settlers descended into this region: they found fertile, beautiful, but for some reason abandoned Earth. Getting from one trouble to another, finding themselves in mysterious and dead places, the main characters do not yet suspect that they will play a key role in their journey in modern history Lands of Erchegord. In this book, their journey is just beginning. And the continuation of the journey, obviously, will be in other books in the series.
3rd place - Alek Volskikh(Russia, Simferopol) “Peace detectors. Web of the Old City.
The main characters of the book, with whom readers will meet already on the first pages, are Dinka - a charming, thorny, lively, curious girl with abilities! A couple more days, and she will come running to your house to ask for salt. Or maybe you will meet her on the street with a player in your ears, on the bus. She will probably be friends with you. And it will be the most faithful and devoted friend. Rui is not an angel or a robot. This is a full-fledged world of emotions - from negative to positive, an ideal guy who is impossible not to fall in love with, but then it's hard to love.
Special nomination "Native nature"
1st place - Anastasia Strokina(Russia, Moscow) "Owl Wolf Bubo".
2nd place - Mikhail Pegov(Russia, Nizhny Novgorod) "Where the kikimora lives."
3rd place - Dmitry Ishchenko(Russia, Murmansk) "In Search of a Boyish God".
Dmitry Ishchenko - journalist, screenwriter, producer. Born in the city of Apatity. Graduated from Moscow State University print. Author and director of documentaries, winner and prize-winner of Russian and international script competitions, TV and film festivals. Lives in Murmansk.
Nomination "New children's illustration"
1st place - Inna Parotnaya(Belarus, Grodno). Works: "Bath", "Koala Family", "Komodo Dragon", "Snail".
2nd place - Alexey Cherepanov(Ukraine, Kharkov). Works: "Tales of Uncle Remus", "Wind in the Willows".
3rd place - Vadim Butakov(Russia, Moscow). Works: "Snail", "Smart Rabbit", "Homeless Frog", "Rabbits and Rollers".
Special prizes awarded
Library selection. Extracurricular stories - Tatyana Rusakova for the work "Fairy Borisa Larisovna" (Russia, Novosibirsk)
Library selection. fantasy world - Svetlana Reshenina for the work “Naruz. Wind Seller (Russia, Togliatti)
Choice of Terra Incognita - Alec Volsky for the work “World Investigators. Web of the Old City” (Russia, Simferopol)
Runet Book Prize
The Runet Book Prize is an annual award in the field of literature and book business on the Internet. The award is given to the best Russian and foreign authors, as well as book projects based on the results of the selection of the Expert Council and the popular vote of Runet users.
This is the first book in the Lunastra fantasy series. Our Earth is inhabited by three races - faceless (this is us, ordinary people) and two-faced - asters, drawing strength from the stars and lunatics, worshiping the moon. With complete ignorance of the faceless, there is a struggle between two-faced races. Who wins gets new world, Astralis, where the two-faced can live freely. And victory, as often happens, depends on how the fate of several people, often quite young, will turn out. The heroes of the new cycle of the popular writer Natalia Shcherba, at first glance, are just teenagers, but each of them has their own secret, their own purpose and their own path.
Compiled by: bibliographer GDYuB E. Sukhareva.
Prize to them. Korney Chukovsky
Awarded since 2007.
Founders : Union of Writers of Moscow and Memorial House-Museum of Korney
Chukovsky in Peredelkino.
December 3, 2017 at Central House The solemn closing of the eleventh Moscow festival of children's literature named after Korney Chukovsky took place with the presentation of the literary Prize of the same name (the tenth in a row) in various categories.
The 2017 award winners are:
Alexander Grin Russian Literary Prize
August 23, 2017 in the Kirov Regional Library for Children and Youth. A.S. Green, the ceremony of presenting the literary prize named after A.S. Green. This year it was awarded to the Kirov children's writer Tamara Kopaneva for the book "Vyatskoe far away".
“Vyatskoye far away” is the sixth book published by Tamara Kopaneva, it consists of the past story “How Vanche chose his bride” and other works. In them, the reader will get acquainted with the heroes of different fairy tales: skillful, lucky, brave inhabitants of the Vyatka region. The book is based on fairy tales collected from different parts of the Vyatka region by the ethnographer, dialectologist and folklorist D.K. Zelenin.
The book "Vyatskoye far away" has already received 10 different awards since 2015. The Green Prize was the 11th.
Runet Book Prize
Awarded since 2011.
Runet Book Prize – annual award in the field of literary business and book business on the Internet. The award is given to the best Russian and foreign authors, as well as book projects based on the results of the selection of the Expert Council and the popular vote of Runet users.
In 2017, the best children's book according to Runet users was Donators. Book 3. The game of the wise men "Ekaterina Sobol.
All-Russian competition for the best literary work for
children and youth "KniguRu"
Awarded since 2010.
Founders: Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications and Non-Commercial Partnership "Center for Support of Russian Literature".
The jury consists of children 10-16 years old.
Literary award "Alice"
Awarded since 2001.
Founders: Organizing Committee of Roscon.
The award is given to the best work of children's and teenage fiction that was published in the past calendar year.
This is the only independent book competition in Russia where children's books are judged by the children themselves. Competitive books are novelties: works of domestic and foreign authors for the first time published in Russian this year for children of the age category from “6+” to “16+”, artistic, educational, famous authors and debutant authors, old texts with new authors illustrations, electronic and audio books.
Books for readers 5-8 years old,
1st class
2-3 classes,
4 classes
5-6 grades,
7-8 grades,
9-11 grade.
Literary Prize "Lyceum" A. S. Pushkin for young writers and poets
All-Russian Literary Prize. P. P. Ershova for works for children and youth
Awarded since 2005.
Founders: The Union of Writers of Russia and the administration of the city of Ishim, Tyumen region
Awarded in the following nominations:
- "From the descendants of P. P. Ershov"– for the preservation and development of the best traditions of Russian children's literature;
- Link of Times- nomination named after V.G. Utkov, for the preservation and development of the best traditions of children's cognitive (popular science) literature;
– “Choosing a Patron”- for a work for children and youth that continues the traditions of the fairy tale genre.
June 10, 2018 in Ishim, as part of the celebration of the Ershov Days, dedicated to the memory of the author of the fairy tale "The Little Humpbacked Horse", the laureates of the 13th Ershov International Literary Prize were awarded. Of the four hundred literary works, the most worthy ones were chosen.
This year's winners are:
In the nomination "Patron's Choice" won Evgeny Belousov(Feodosia) for the book "Legends, there were fairy tales of the Crimea."
This book is about the amazing events of the Crimean history. Here - exciting stories about the brave Greek settlers and fearless warrior rulers, about the history Slavic writing and picturesque corners of the peninsula. In this book, fiction coexists with reality, and fairy tale characters live very close...
In the nomination "Link of Times"- (for the preservation and development of the best traditions of children's cognitive, 
popular science literature) won Oleg Bundur(Kandalaksha) for a series of books about the North and the Arctic.
In the nomination "From the descendants of P. P. Ershov"(for the preservation and development of the best traditions of Russian children's literature) - Anna Sarantseva(creative pseudonym Sarra Annsun) (St. Petersburg), author and screenwriter of the children's animated series Luntik and His Friends.
This year there is a new category "Bezrukov outpost"- for the best military-patriotic work for youth. The first winner was Edward Verkin(Ivanovo) for the book "Cloud Regiment".
Awarded a special prize Igor Emelyanov(GTRK "Region-Tyumen") for the script of a documentary film about the construction of the Petrovsky Church in the village of Ershovo (Bezrukovo) at the birthplace of the great storyteller.
Literary competition"Short Children's Art"
The goal of the project is to find and promote young authors writing in Russian for children aged 5 to 11 
years.
This is a competition of open opportunities, anyone over the age of eighteen can take part in it. The prize for the winner is the publication of a book by the Nastya and Nikita publishing house.
The competition was created in 2010 by the Nastya and Nikita publishing house to search for and promote young Russian writers and is held once a year - in the fall.
About 500 prose works for children participate in each season. Poems are not accepted. Eighteen wonderful children's books have been published as a result of the competition over five years. Age of participants 18+.
Previously, the project was based on the largest Russian Internet platform for authors - the Samizdat website. In 2015, the Competition moved to the website of the Nastya and Nikita publishing house.
Nominations:
- Artistic texts for children (fairy tales and stories).
- Cognitive texts for children (travel books, knowledge, biographies).
- Special nomination "Notes of a Naturalist" with the support of the Prioksko-Terrasny State Natural Biosphere Reserve named after M.A. Zablotsky. The special nomination involves artistic and cognitive prose for children from 6 to 11 years old about Russian nature (story, fairy tale, play, educational work). The jury expects to see artistic and educational texts dedicated to one or more species of animals or plants found on the territory of the Prioksko-Terrasny Reserve (the list can be found on the Reserve's website), artistic and educational texts about the nature of central Russia, educational texts about environmentalists - on the work and employees of specially protected natural areas.
The main award for the winner is the publication of a book, 1st, 2nd and 3rd places are awarded with diplomas and prizes. Separate prizes are provided for the winner of the special nomination "Naturalist's Notes".