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Barnes & Noble announces shortlist for Children s and YA Book Awards Mary Cadden, USA TODAY
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Barnes & Noble announced the nominees for their Children s and YA Book Awards Monday. The awards honor titles that have been published during the past year (March 2020 to March 2021).
This is the first year for the awards, in which Barnes & Noble book buyers and sellers single out titles by new authors, and authors early in their careers, that they consider exceptional. The categories include children, young reader and young adult novels.
“We are very proud as a bookseller to support the careers of authors,” said James Daunt, CEO of Barnes & Noble. “It is especially exciting to bring truly outstanding talent to everyone’s attention. Our booksellers have assembled a shortlist of stunning quality and these Awards will launch hitherto lesser-known authors on long and glittering careers.”
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Brits keen to go hybrid but admit they lack the knowledge
Drivers of hybrid cars are more likely to be early adopters of technology, according to research
The majority of Brits think their next car will be a hybrid but even more admit they don t know enough to purchase one. It s two decades since the first hybrid car hit British roads and new research reveals drivers of these more eco-friendly motors are more likely to be adopters of new technology, enjoy driving, feel more responsibility for climate change and take more pride in their cars. However, despite 52% believing their next car will be a hybrid, 68% of petrol and diesel drivers admit to a knowledge gap, according to research commissioned by Honda.