top of page

Truman Readers Award Nominees 
2026-2027

 

  • Students must have read 4 of the nominee books to be eligible to vote.

  • Voting will occur early in March 2027

  • An online voting link will be provided on the MASL website for the librarian to submit votes for the entire student body.  Click on the Truman image to vote!

2627TrumanNominees3.png
    Bye Forever, I Guess                              Medusa                    Not If You Break Up With Me First                Not Nothing          
     by Jodi Meadows                       by Katherine Marsh                      by G.F. Miller                         by Gayle Forman
2627TrumanNominees4.png
              Shadowed                               The Bletchley Riddle               The Last Dragon on Mars       The Legend of the Last Library              by Carl Deuker         by Ruta Sepetys and Steve Sheinkin        by Scott Reintgen                       by Frank L. Cole
2627TrumanNominees2.png
        The Liars Society                  The Secret Dead Club                         Uprising                                  Westfallen
        by Alyson Gerber                      by Karen Strong                  by Jennifer A. Nielsen     by Ann Brashares and Ben Brashares

About the Truman Award

The winner of the annual Truman Readers Award is selected by students in grades six through eight.

The Truman Readers Award encourages students in the early teen years to express their unique voice through exploring new literary genres, communicating with their peers about young adult literature, and honoring authors writing for young teens.

 

If you would like to submit a book, follow the rules below from the Truman Award site.

 

Guidelines for Choosing Books

  1. Books should interest early teens in grades six through eight.

  2. Books should be written by an author living in the United States.

  3. Books should be of literary value which may enrich early teens' personal lives.

  4. Books should be published two years prior to nomination on a Master List of 12 nominees.

  5. Some consideration should be given to genre diversity, gender representation, range of reading level, racial diversity, and diversity of social, political, economic, and religious viewpoints.

Voting:

  • Students must have read 4 of the nominee books to be eligible to vote.

  • Voting will occur early in March.

  • An online voting link will be provided on the MASL website for the librarian to submit votes for the entire student body.

© 2015  dRead. Proudly created with Wix.com

FOLLOW US:

    © Copyright
    bottom of page