Newbery Children's Literature Award, also known as Newbery Award. It is an award in memory of newbury founded by the American Library Children's Service Society at 1922. The award is awarded once a year, specifically for the outstanding works of English children's literature published in the previous year.
All the books that won the Newbery Prize are included in the must-read books for teenagers in English-speaking countries. The theme is "Children's Perspective, Children's Growth". The content is not only cleverly designed for children's psychological aspects such as fear, sadness, fantasy, humor and adventure, but also includes concern for human beings and natural things around the world.
Ugly and tall Sarah, luck comes from the sky.
One and Only Ivan, Tortoise in Heaven, Stupid Dog Wiendieck and so on.