Angus Book Award

The Angus Book Award is a literary award for UK authors of teenage fiction. It is awarded by Angus Council in Scotland.^[1] The award is decided by the votes of the secondary schools in Angus. The pupils host the awards every year. The ceremony is hosted by a different school each year. For example, in 2007 the award was hosted in Arbroath High School by Christy Scott and Jason McNulty both of which were current third year pupils.

Angus Book Award
Awarded for	literary award for UK authors of teenage fiction
Sponsored by	Angus Council in Scotland
Date	1996
Country	Scotland

Honorees

Angus Book Award winners and finalists

Year	Author	Title	Result	Ref.
1996	Sue Welford	The Night After Tomorrow	Winner
	Theresa Breslin	Kezzie	Finalist
	Melvin Burgess	The Baby and Fly Pie	Finalist
	Christa Laird	But Can The Phoenix Sing?	Finalist
	Maggie Prince	Memoirs of a Dangerous Alien	Finalist
1997	Malcolm Rose	Tunnel Vision	Winner
	Gillian Cross	New World	Finalist
	Zoe Halliday	Brother Cat, Brother Man	Finalist
	John Loveday	Goodbye Buffalo Sky	Finalist
	Catherine MacPhail	Run, Zan, Run	Finalist
1998	Robert Swindells	Unbeliever	Winner
	Lynne Reid Banks	Broken Bridge	Finalist
	Julie Bertagna	The Spark Gap	Finalist
	Ann Halam	The Powerhouse	Finalist
	Ian Strachan	Which Way Is Home?	Finalist
1999	Tim Bowler	River Boy	Winner
	Henrietta Branford	Chance of Safety	Finalist
	Melvin Burgess	Tiger, Tiger	Finalist
	Annie Campling	And The Stars Were Gold	Finalist
	Michael Cronin	Against the Day	Finalist
2000	Tim Bowler	Shadows	Winner
	Bernard Ashley	Tiger Without Teeth	Finalist
	Gillian Cross	Tightrope	Finalist
	Anthony Masters	Days of the Dead	Finalist
	Jenny Nimmo	The Rinaldi Ring	Finalist
2001	Malcolm Rose	Plague	Winner
	Catherine MacPhail	Missing	Finalist
	Beverley Naidoo	The Other Side of Truth	Finalist
	Celia Rees	Truth or Dare	Finalist
	Hazel Riley	Thanis	Finalist
2002	Bali Rai	(Un)arranged Marriage	Winner
	Malachy Doyle	Georgie	Finalist
	Carol Hedges	Jigsaw	Finalist
	Anthony Horowitz	Stormbreaker	Finalist
	Geraldine McCaughrean	The Kite Rider	Finalist
2003	Keith Gray	Warehouse	Winner
	Louise Cooper	Demon Crossing	Finalist
	Alison Prince	Oranges and Murder	Finalist
	Malcolm Rose	Bloodline	Finalist
	Nicky Singer	Feather Boy	Finalist
2004	Alan Gibbons	The Edge	Winner
	Julie Bertagna	Exodus	Finalist
	Keith Gray	Malarkey	Finalist
	Philip Reeve	Mortal Engines	Finalist
	Malcolm Rose	Clone	Finalist
2005	Terence Blacker	Boy2Girl	Winner
	Alison Allen-Gray	Unique	Finalist
	Martin Chatterton	Michigan Moorcroft, R.I.P.	Finalist
	Graham Gardner	Inventing Elliot	Finalist
	Mark Roberts	Tomorrow Belongs to Me	Finalist
2006	Graham Joyce	TWOC	Winner
	Anne Cassidy	Looking For JJ	Finalist
	Chris D'Lacey	Icefire	Finalist
	Catherine Forde	Skarrs	Finalist
	Beverley Naidoo	Web of Lies	Finalist
2007	Kevin Brooks	Candy	Winner
	Theresa Breslin	Divided City	Finalist
	Alan Gibbons	Hold On	Finalist
	Sue Mayfield	Damage	Finalist
	Marcus Sedgwick	The Foreshadowing	Finalist
2008	Kate Cann	Leaving Poppy	Winner
	Sherry Ashworth	Close-Up	Finalist
	J. A. Henderson	Bunker 10	Finalist
	Graham Marks	Omega Place	Finalist
	Anthony McGowan	Henry Tumour	Finalist
2009	Anne Cassidy	Forget Me Not	Winner
	Meg Rosoff	What I Was	Finalist
	James Jauncey	The Witness	Finalist
	J. A. Henderson	Crash	Finalist
2010	Rachel Ward	Numbers	Winner
	Kevin Brooks	Black Rabbit Summer	Finalist
	Gillian Philip	Crossing the Line	Finalist
	Anna Perera	Guantanamo Boy	Finalist
2011	Keren David	When I Was Joe	Winner
2012	Kevin Brooks	iBoy	Winner
2013	Teri Terry	Slated	Winner
2014	Matt Whyman	The Savages	Winner	[2]
2015	Carmen Reid	Cross my Heart	Winner