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The British Book Awards shortlists were revealed at yesterday’s London Book Fair, with finalists in 22 categories—including an expanded six Books of the Year awards—commended for their ingenuit, creativit and sheer diligence. Tom Tivnan reports
) Academic,
Educational and Professional Publisher of the Year
Collins Learning (HarperCollins)
Edward Elgar Publishing
Hodder Education Group
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
SAGE Publishing
Scholastic
Book Retailer of the Year
Blackwell’s
Waterstones
W H Smith Travel
Children’s Bookshop of the Year
The Edinburgh Bookshop
Scholastic Book Fairs & Travelling Books
Tales On Moon Lane
Tesco Stores
The Alligator’s Mouth
Waterstones
Children’s Publisher of the Year
Bloomsbury Children’s Books
DK
Faber Children’s
Macmillan
Children’s Books
Nosy Crow
Penguin Random House Children’s
Scholastic
Children’s Books
Usborne Publishing
Walker Books Sponsored by: Bonnier
Marketing Strategy of the Year
Beatrix Potter’s 150th Anniversary (PRH Children’s)
Born to Run (S&S)
#ByBook (Penguin)
DanTDM: Trayaurus and the Enchanted Crystal (Orion)
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (Pottermore)
Lean in 15: The Sustain Plan
(Pan Macmillan)
Maestra (Bonnier Zaffre)
Pan Macmillan’s 2016 Christmas Campaign
Sponsored by: Nielsen 18
Sponsored by: Quarto
Non-traditional Retailer of the Year
National Trust
Royal Horticultural Society
Royal Museums Greenwich
Snapplify
Publicity Campaign of the Year
Essex Serpent Anna-Marie Fitzgerald (Serpent’s Tail)
Simple Caroline Brown,
Ellen Bashford (Octopus)
Enid Blyton for Grown-Ups Elizabeth Masters (Quercus)
Beetle Boy
Adele Minchin, Liz Hyder (Riot/Chicken House)
Watching the Wheels Kate Green
(Pan Macmillan)
Animal Sophie Portas (Faber)
Sponsored by: Publishers’ Publicity Circle
Sponsored by: Bertrams
Sponsored by: Macmillan Children’s Books
Publisher of the Year
HarperCollins
Little, Brown Book Group
Michael Joseph
Pan Macmillan
Penguin General
Quercus
The Quarto Group
Transworld Sponsored by: Tesco
Rights Professional of the Year
Andrew Sharp Hachette Children’s
Amy Hunter Summersdale
Karine Marko Quarto Group
Kate Hibbert Little, Brown
Michele Young Pan Macmillan
Monique Corless Vintage
Ola Gotkowska Nosy Crow
Sarah Scarlett Penguin
Sponsored by: the Frankfurt Book Fair
16th March 2017 )
ENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE and Hachete both earned more than 20 shortlistings, while Pan Macmil- lan notched a company-record 13 nominations
at The Bookseller’s new-look 2017 British Book Awards. Additionally, children’s independents Nosy Crow and Chicken House punch far above their weight, with four and three nods respectively.
It is a breakout year for the “Oscars of the book trade”, Editor of the Year
Camilla Reid Nosy Crow
Carole Tonkinson Pan Macmillan
Jane Griffiths S&S Children’s
Jenny Tyler Usborne
Juliet Mabey Oneworld
Lucy Malagoni Little, Brown
Rachel Leyshon Chicken House
Rowland White Michael Joseph
Wayne Brookes Pan Macmillan
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