Author record · 2006 to 2019

Ursula Dubosarsky: Awards and Best-of Lists

Ursula Dubosarsky has won 1 award, the CBCA Book of the Year Awards (2011) for The Return of the Word Spy, with 9 shortlist or finalist places and 2 year-end list picks in our archive.

Also credited with Andrew Joyner, Tohby Riddle, David Mackintosh, Mitch Vane

Every recognition

Year is the award or list year, not the publication year.
Year	Book	Source	Result	Translator
2019	Brindabella	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Shortlist · Younger Readers
2013	Too Many Elephants in This House	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Honor · Early Childhood
2013	The Golden Day	Booklist Editors' Choice source (opens in a new tab)	Selection · Books for Youth: Fiction, Older Readers
2013	The Golden Day	Publishers Weekly Best Books source (opens in a new tab)	Selection · Children's Fiction
2012	The Golden Day	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Shortlist · Older Readers
2011	The Return of the Word Spy	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Winner · Eve Pownall
2011	The Deep End	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Shortlist · Early Childhood
2010	The Terrible Plop	Prime Minister's Literary Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Shortlist · Children's Literature
2010	The Terrible Plop	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Shortlist · Early Childhood
2009	The Word Spy	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Honor · Eve Pownall
2007	The Red Shoe	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Honor · Older Readers
2006	Rex	CBCA Book of the Year Awards source (opens in a new tab)	Shortlist · Early Childhood

Books

The Golden Day3 sources · 2012 to 2013
The Terrible Plop2 sources · 2010
Brindabella1 source · 2019
Rex1 source · 2006
The Deep End1 source · 2011
The Red Shoe1 source · 2007
The Return of the Word Spy1 source · 2011
The Word Spy1 source · 2009
Too Many Elephants in This House1 source · 2013