Author record · 2011 to 2021

Meg McKinlay: Awards and Best-of Lists

Meg McKinlay has won 4 awards, including the Aurealis Awards (2015) for A Single Stone, with 7 shortlist or finalist places in our archive.

Also credited with Leila Rudge, Matt Ottley

Every recognition

Year is the award or list year, not the publication year.
YearBookSourceResultTranslator
2021How to Make a BirdPrime Minister's Literary Awards source (opens in a new tab)Winner · Children's Literature
2021How to Make a BirdCBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)Winner · Picture Book
2020Catch a Falling StarPrime Minister's Literary Awards source (opens in a new tab)Shortlist · Children's Literature
2020Catch a Falling StarCBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)Shortlist · Younger Readers
2016A Single StonePrime Minister's Literary Awards source (opens in a new tab)Winner · Young Adult Literature
2016A Single StoneCBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)Honor · Older Readers
2015A Single StoneAurealis Awards source (opens in a new tab)Winner · Children's Fiction
2015Bella and the Wandering HouseAurealis Awards source (opens in a new tab)Finalist · Children's Fiction
2012No BearsCBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)Shortlist · Early Childhood
2012No BearsCBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)Shortlist · Picture Book
2011Duck for a DayCBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)Shortlist · Younger Readers

Books

  1. A Single Stone3 sources · 2015 to 2016
  2. Catch a Falling Star2 sources · 2020
  3. How to Make a Bird2 sources · 2021
  4. Bella and the Wandering House1 source · 2015
  5. Duck for a Day1 source · 2011
  6. No Bears1 source · 2012