Street Lit Book Award Medal Winner Announced

by SLJ
Apr 03, 2013 | Filed in News & Features
The Street Lit Book Award Medal (SLBAM) Committee has announced its 2012 young adult winners. On the flip sideWinners and honorees are based on the titles' popularity as determined by readers in school, public, and academic libraries. And the winner is... On the Flip Side, A Fab Life Novel (Kensington KTeen) by Nikki Carter.
The Street Lit Book Award Medal (SLBAM) Committee has announced its 2012 young adult winners. On the flip sideWinners and honorees are based on the titles' popularity as determined by readers in school, public, and academic libraries. And the winner is... On the Flip Side, A Fab Life Novel (Kensington KTeen) by Nikki Carter. Honorees include How to Get Out of Your Own Way (Grand Central) by Tyrese Gibson, Shattered (Grand Central) by Kia Dupree, and Back to Me (Kimani TRU) by Earl Sewell. For a complete list of the latest winners, visit the Street Literature website.

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