Award
Guardian Children's Fiction Prize
21 years tracked (1968–2014), 23 entries total.
The Guardian Children's Fiction Prize, also known as the Guardian Award, was a literary award established in 1965 and inaugurated in 1967 by The Guardian newspaper. It annually recognised one fiction book for children or young adults published in the UK, with previous winners ineligible. The prize was £1,500 from at least 2000 and was apparently discontinued after 2016.
