Boston Globe–Horn Book Award · 1975

The 1975 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award

Anno's Alphabet and Transport 7-41-R won the 1975 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award. Browse them alongside all 4 honor books, with ages and reading levels for each.

1975 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award Winner · Picture Book
Anno's Alphabet
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Picture Book · Ages 5–8 · 1974

Anno's Alphabet

By Anno Mitsumasa

Solve picture puzzles from A to Z.

The New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Books Award (1975)Boston Globe–Horn Book Award (1975)
64 pages
3.8/5 Goodreads · 193 ratings
$16.00Save 5%
Hardcover
Summary: Explore the alphabet through captivating picture puzzles. Each letter unveils a new challenge, inviting you to discover objects like anvils and bicycles hidden within intricate illustrations. Can you find them all?
1975 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award Winner · Fiction
Chapter Book · Ages 12–+ · 1976

Transport 7-41-R

A girl aids an old man in keeping a promise.

176 pages
3.4/5 Goodreads · 20 ratings
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Mass Market Paperback
Summary: A young girl on a journey to Cologne encounters an elderly man burdened by a promise to his late wife. As they travel together, she becomes entwined in his quest, facing unexpected challenges and uncovering hidden truths. Will she help him find peace, or will the journey reveal more than they both anticipated?
1975 Honor Books
Picture Book · Ages 7–9 · 1975

The Hundred Penny Box

A boy fights to save his aunt's cherished penny box, a vessel of her life's stories, from being discarded.

32 pages· 5,878 words· Est. 46 min read-aloud
3.9/5 Goodreads · 1,419 ratings
$18.80Save 5%
Paperback
Summary: Michael cherishes his great-great-aunt Dew and her hundred penny box, each coin marking a year of her life and a story. As his mother plans to discard the worn box, Michael faces a heart-wrenching challenge: preserving the memories and legacy it holds. Will he succeed in protecting the stories that define Aunt Dew's century-long journey? This tale of love and memory explores the bonds between generations and the treasures of the past.
Chapter Book · 1974

Scram, Kid!

By Ann McGovern (Illustrator), Nola Langner (Illustrator)

Rejected at the park, a boy seeks friendship.

40 pages
4.0/5 Goodreads · 4 ratings
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Hardcover
Summary: In the bustling city, a boy's excitement turns to anger when he's excluded from a baseball game at the park. Determined to find his place, he embarks on a journey to discover friendship in unexpected places. Will he find a companion who accepts him for who he is, or will the city prove too lonely? Dive into this heartfelt tale of resilience and the search for belonging.
Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 1974

She Come Bringing Me That Little Baby Girl

A boy grapples with unexpected sibling rivalry and discovers the true role of a big brother.

32 pages
4.0/5 Goodreads · 50 ratings
$9.99Save 4%
Paperback
Summary: Kevin's world is turned upside down when his parents bring home a baby sister instead of the brother he expected. Feeling overlooked, Kevin struggles with jealousy and confusion. As he navigates this new family dynamic, he begins to uncover the unique bond and responsibilities of being a big brother. Will Kevin embrace his new role, or will sibling rivalry get the best of him? This heartwarming tale explores the challenges and joys of growing families, offering a touching perspective on sibling relationships and the importance of family bonds.
Picture Book · 1975

The Bear's Bicycle

A boy's teddy bear transforms, leading to a wild ride.

32 pages
3.6/5 Goodreads · 67 ratings
Paperback
Summary: A young boy's imagination turns his teddy bear into a real bear, sparking an exhilarating bicycle adventure. As they ride through unexpected twists and turns, the line between fantasy and reality blurs. What surprises await on this thrilling journey?
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