As a judge for the Cybils Award in the nonfiction category I try to stay current on what is happening over on the Cybils website. This week they published a list of books dealing with civil, voting, and individual rights. The books they listed are on the Cybils backlist of books that were nominated by a book blogger for a Cybils Award in the past five years. After checking out their list I realized that many, many of these wonderful books were part of my reading list as part of my role as a judge. (
See Cybils original post here.) This got me thinking. Why not list all the books I've read/reviewed over the past three years that match this assignment? Finalists were culled down from a list of around 60 nominees per category and winners were selected from the finalist list of six to eight books.
Civil Rights. Voting Rights. Individual Rights: A look at some great reading selections to enhance your knowledge.
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Cybils High School Nonfiction Winner, 2020. My review.
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Cybils Elementary Nonfiction finalist, 2020. My review.
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Cybils Elementary Nonfiction Finalist 2020. My review
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Cybils Junior High Nonfiction Nominee, 2020. My review.
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Cybils Elementary Nonfiction Finalist, 2020. My review.
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Cybils Elementary Nonfiction nominee, 2020. My review.
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Cybils High School Nonfiction Finalist, 2020. My review.
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Cybils High School Nonfiction Finalist 2020. My review.
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Cybils Junior High Nonfiction Finalist 2020. My review.
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Cybils High School Nonfiction Finalist 2020. My review.
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Cybils Nonfiction nominee, 2018
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Cybils Nonfiction nominee, 2018
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Cybils High School Nonfiction Finalist, 2018
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Cybils Junior High Nonfiction Nominee, 2018
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Cybils Senior High Nonfiction Finalist, 2018. My review.
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Cybils Junior High Nonfiction Finalist, 2017.
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Cybils Senior High Nonfiction Finalist, 2017. My review.
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Please check out the Cybils website for elementary, fiction, or graphic novels selections on the same topics. Since I was a Round 2 judge for the past two years, only finalists and winners will be listed for those years. Previous to that I was a Round 1 judge so many of the books may be nominees that didn't make it past the cut, but that doesn't mean they aren't worthy of attention.
-Anne
This is such a wonderful list of amazing books! CYBILS really do end up with incredible reads in their nomination and finals lists.
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