Sarah Crossan awarded Best Children’s Book for 'One'

One, a verse novel about conjoined twins, by Sarah Crossan has been named Ireland’s Best Children’s Book.

Sarah Crossan awarded Best Children’s Book for 'One'
Tue, 24 May, 2016 - 01:00
Evelyn Ring

Ms Crossan is the fourth Irish author to win the Children’s Books Ireland Book of the Year Award and the Children’s Choice Award.

The three other winners of both categories were Celine Kiernan for Into the Grey in 2012, Sheena Wilkinson for Groundedin 2013, and Oliver Jeffers for Once Upon an Alphabetin 2015.

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