Quick! Go check them out! The shortlists for each category were posted this morning. I am so proud of our MG/YA Nonfiction shortlist- it is full of amazing books.
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I am so excited to see Spilling Ink made it as a finalist. I gave a copy to each student in my after school writing club last year. I think it is one of the best.