Lee B. Hopkins Poetry Award Teaching Toolbox: 2018 Winner: ONE LAST WORD

Sunday, July 15, 2018

2018 Winner: ONE LAST WORD

The 2018 winner of the Lee Bennett Hopkins Poetry Award is:

Grimes, Nikki. 2017. One Last Word: Wisdom from the Harlem Renaissance. Bloomsbury.

For more information, check out the Pennsylvania Center for the Book.

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About the Award

The Lee Bennett Hopkins award was established in 1993 and is presented annually to an American poet or anthologist for the most outstanding new book of children's poetry published in the previous calendar year.

It is co-sponsored by Mr. Hopkins himself, the Pennsylvania State University Libraries, the Pennsylvania Center for the Book, and an additional sponsor, Pennsylvania School Librarians Association.

Since its inception, the winning poet or anthologist has received a handsome plaque and a $1000 honorarium made possible by Mr. Hopkins, himself a poet and anthologist.

Check out the official award web site here.

Award Criteria

The award criteria specify that “good poetry is imaginative. It deals with emotion and has significance beyond the act of creation. It uses figurative language, yet is compact in thought and expression. Good poetry has an element of beauty and truth which appears unstable outside of the poem. The book which wins the Lee Bennett Hopkins Award for Children's Poetry must be accessible to children and its presentation must serve the poem or poems in an attractive and appropriate manner.” In recent years, the committee has also cited several honor books each year.

Want help selecting and sharing the best books of poetry for young people?

Sunday, July 15, 2018

2018 Winner: ONE LAST WORD

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