"Our committee ended up reading 380 books published in 2007 in an effort to narrow down the best of children’s literature from other nations—books that introduce American readers to outstanding artists and writers from other countries, help them see the world from other points of view, and provide a perspective or topic that was otherwise missing from children’s literature in the United States." - C. Angus, SLJ, 2/1/08
The full list is avaialbe from SLJ online, via AU library's Academic Search Complete database (off campus authentication required), and from SLJ in the library periodical stacks.
The following titles are featured in the 2008 list and are part of the library juvenile collection:
- Mistik Lake
PZ7.B7975 Mis 2007 - One whole and perfect day
PZ7.C55365 On 2007 - Pretty Salma: a Little Red Riding Hood story from Africa
PZ8.D17 Pr 2007 - The strongest man in the world
GV545.52.C97 D43 2007 - Angel Isle
PZ7.D562 An 2007 - Igraine the brave
PZ7.F96624 Ig 2007 - The falconer's know: a story of friars, flirtation and foul play
PZ7.H67562 Fal 2007 - Tamar
PZ7.P3564 Tam 2007 - A darkling plain: a novel
PZ7.R25576 Dar 2007 - Harry Potter and the deathly hallows
PZ7.R79835 Hald 2007 - Hugo Pepper
PZ7.S84975 Hug 2007 - The arrival
PZ7.T16123 Ar 2007 - The new policeman
PZ7.T371598 Ne 2007 - Hitler's canary
PZ7.T5734 Hit 2007 - Candyfloss
PZ7.W6957 Can 2007 - Rex Zero and the end of the world
PZ7.W993 Rex 2007
For more information: USBBY United States Board on Books for Young People. "The United States Board on Books for Young People (USBBY) serves as the U.S. national section of the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY), which was founded to promote international understanding and good will through books for children and teenagers."