Caldecott Medal · 2007

The 2007 Caldecott Medal

Flotsam won the 2007 Caldecott Medal. Browse it alongside both honor books, with ages and reading levels for each.

2007 Caldecott Medal Winner
Flotsam
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Picture Book · Ages 5–8 · 2006

Flotsam

By David Wiesner

A boy finds a mysterious camera on the beach, revealing secrets of the deep.

Caldecott Medal (2007)The New York Times/New York Public Library Best Illustrated Children’s Books Award (2006)
40 pages
4.8/7 Bookroo experts·4.2/5 Goodreads · 27,207 ratings
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Summary: A curious boy, armed with a microscope, scours the beach for treasures washed ashore. His usual finds are mundane, until he stumbles upon a barnacle-covered camera. Developing the film, he uncovers layers of astonishing images, each more mysterious than the last. What secrets do these photographs hold, and how deep do the mysteries go? This discovery propels him into an imaginative journey, challenging his understanding of the world beneath the waves. As he delves deeper, the boy must decide what to do with the secrets he's uncovered. Will he share them, or keep them hidden?
2007 Honor Books
Picture Book · Ages 4–6 · 2006

Gone Wild

Discover endangered animals through an artistic alphabet adventure.

40 pages
3.8/5 Goodreads · 1,194 ratings
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Summary: Embark on a visual safari where each letter of the alphabet transforms into an endangered animal. From the Chinese Alligator to the Grevy's Zebra, these rare creatures come alive through bold illustrations. As you explore this unique alphabet, learn about their habitats and the threats they face. Will these artistic letters inspire a new appreciation for the natural world before these animals vanish forever? Dive into this striking blend of art and zoology, perfect for curious minds of all ages.
Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 2006

Moses

A woman escapes slavery, guided by faith, on a perilous journey to freedom.

48 pages· 1,424 words· Est. 11 min read-aloud
4.4/5 Goodreads · 6,020 ratings
$19.99Save 5%
Summary: Harriet Tubman, born into slavery, hears a divine call to escape and embarks on a daring journey north. With only her faith as a guide, she navigates treacherous paths, evades capture, and trusts strangers. Her first escape is a profound testament to her courage and resilience, setting the stage for her future missions to free others. Will her unwavering spirit and divine guidance lead her to freedom? Discover the story of a woman who became a beacon of hope and earned the name Moses for her heroic deeds on the Underground Railroad.
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