Coretta Scott King Award Winners, 1970-1989
| Year | Book Title | Lesson Ideas |
| 1989 | Author Award Winner | |
Fallen Angels by Walter Dean Myers | ||
| Walter Dean Myers Collection | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
Mirandy and Brother Wind, ill. by Jerry Pinkney; text by Patricia McKissack | ||
| 1988 | Author Award Winner | |
The Friendship by Mildred L. Taylor | ||
| Mildred Taylor Collection | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters: An African Tale by John Steptoe | ||
| 1987 | Author Award Winner | |
Justin and the Best Biscuits in the World by Mildred Pitts Walter | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
| Half a Moon and One Whole Star, ill. by Jerry Pinkney; text by Crescent Dragonwagon | ||
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| 1986 | Author Award Winner | |
| The People Could Fly: American Black Folktales by Virginia Hamilton; ill. by Leo and Diane Dillon |
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| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
The Patchwork Quilt, ill. by Jerry Pinkney; text by Valerie Flournoy | ||
| 1985 | Author Award Winner | |
Motown and Didi by Walter Dean Myers | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
No award | ||
| 1984 | Author Award Winner | |
Everett Anderson's Good-bye by Lucille Clifton | ||
Special Citation: | ||
| The Words of Martin Luther King, Jr., Coretta Scott King, compiler | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
My Mama Needs Me, ill. by Pat Cummings; text by Mildred Pitts Walter | ||
| 1983 | Author Award Winner | |
Sweet Whispers, Brother Rush by Virginia Hamilton |
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| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
Black Child by Peter Mugabane | ||
| 1982 | Author Award Winner | |
Let the Circle Be Unbroken by Mildred D. Taylor | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
Mother Crocodile: An Uncle Amadou Tale from Sengal, ill. by John Steptoe; text by Rosa Guy | ||
| 1981 | Author Award Winner | |
This Life by Sidney Poitier | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
Beat the Story Drum, Pum-Pum by Ashley Bryan | ||
| 1980 | Author Award Winner | |
The Young Landlords by Walter Dean Myers | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
Cornrows, ill. by Carole Byard; text by Camille Yarborough | ||
| 1979 | Author Award Winner | |
Escape to Freedom by Ossie Davis | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
Something on My Mind, ill. by Tom Feelings; text by Nikki Grimes | ||
| 1978 | Author Award Winner | |
Africa Dream by Eloise Greenfield; ill. by Carole Bayard | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
Africa Dream, ill. by Carole Bayard; text by Eloise Greenfield | ||
| 1977 | Author Award Winner | |
| The Story of Stevie Wonder by James Haskins | ||
| 1976 | Author Award Winner | |
| Duey's Tale by Pearl Bailey | ||
| 1975 | Author Award Winner | |
| The Legend of Africana by Dorothy Robinson | ||
| 1974 | Author Award Winner | |
| Ray Charles by Sharon Bell Mathis; ill. by George Ford | ||
| Illustrator Award Winner | ||
| Ray Charles, ill. by George Ford; text by Sharon Bell Mathis | ||
(Note: Prior to 1974, the CSK Award was given to authors only) | ||
| 1973 | Author Award Winner | |
| I Never Had It Made: The Autobiography of Jackie Robinson, as told to Alfred Duckett |
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| 1972 | Author Award Winner | |
17 Black Artists by Elton C. Fax | ||
| 1971 | Author Award Winner | |
Black Troubador: Langston Hughes by Charlemae Rollins | ||
| 1970 | Author Award Winner | |
Martin Luther King, Jr.: Man of Peace by Lillie Patterson |
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Young Mary wakes up on May 15, 1776, and feels the excitement in the air - today Virginia colonists will cast their votes for independence from Britain. "The text tells a story while teaching a good deal about colonial living." - Booklist "Clear, crisp, colorful photographs of characters in traditional clothing taken in Williamsburg lend authenticity to the story." - School Library Journal.
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Fun Day Fairies # 5: Felicity the Friday Fairy
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The Fun Day Fairies are each responsible for adding spunk and sparkle to one day of the week! But when Jack Frost steals their magic, they need Rachel and Kirsty's help. Without the fairies' special flags, every day of the week will be gloomy and glum.
Rachel's Gran has Felicity the Friday Fairy's special flag! She thinks it's a pretty new scarf. But now the goblins are after her! Rachel and Kirsty have to do something . . . before it's too late.
Find the magic flag in each book, and help fill every day of the week with fun!
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