inger (1977). Tim All Alone was named one of the top ten Medal-winning works in 2007.

1957 V. H. Drummond, Mrs Easter and the Storks (Faber) @ 

1958 (no Medal)

No work was considered suitable, the second and last time.

1959 William Stobbs, Kashtanka (Oxford), by Anton Chekhov (1887)   
and A Bundle of Ballads (Oxford), by Ruth Manning-Sanders from the Child Ballads (19th century collection)
– 	Edward Ardizzone, Titus in Trouble (Bodley Head), by James Reeves
–	Gerald Rose, Wuffles Goes To Town (Faber), by Elizabeth Rose

The 1959 medal recognised two books, the first of four such occasions to 1982. Two runners-up were "Commended", a new distinction that would be used 99 times in 44 years to 2002, including 31 "Highly Commended" books that were named beginning 1974.

1960 Gerald Rose, Old Winkle and the Seagulls (Faber), by Elizabeth Rose 
 (no commendations)

1961 Antony Maitland, Mrs Cockle's Cat (Constable; Longman), by Philippa Pearce 
 (no commendations)

1962 Brian Wildsmith, ABC (Oxford) @
– 	Carol Barker, Achilles the Donkey (Dobson), by H. E. Bates

ABC was Wildsmith's first book, an alphabet book without any words, commissioned by Mabel George at Oxford.

1963 John Burningham, Borka: The Adventures of a Goose With No Feathers (Jonathan Cape) @
–	Victor Ambrus, The Royal Navy (Oxford), by Peter Dawlish
–	Victor Ambrus, A Time of Trial (Oxford), by Hester Burton
– 	Brian Wildsmith, The Lion and the Rat: A Fable (Oxford), by Jean de La Fontaine (1668), from Aesop (6th century BCE)
– 	Brian Wildsmith, Oxford Book of Poetry for Children (Oxford), ed. Edward Blishen

Borka was Burningham's first book as an author or illustrator and it was named one of the top ten Medal-winning works in 2007.

1964 C. Walter Hodges, Shakespeare's Theatre (Oxford)
inger (1977). Tim All Alone was named one of the top ten Medal - gain workplace in 2007. 

 1957 V. H. Drummond, Mrs Easter and the Storks (Faber) @ 

 1958 (no Medal) 

 No work was consider desirable, the second and last time. 

 1959 William Stobbs, Kashtanka (Oxford), by Anton Chekhov (1887)   
 and A Bundle of Ballads (Oxford), by Ruth Manning - Sanders from the Child Ballads (nineteenth hundred collection) 
 – 	 Edward Ardizzone, Titus in Trouble (Bodley Head), by James Reeves 
 – 	 Gerald Rose, Wuffles Goes To Town (Faber), by Elizabeth Rose 

 The 1959 medal recognised two books, the beginning of four such occasions to 1982. Two runners - up were " commend ", a new distinction that would be used 99 times in 44 years to 2002, including 31 " Highly commend " books that were named beginning 1974. 

 1960 Gerald Rose, Old Winkle and the Seagulls (Faber), by Elizabeth Rose 
  (no approval) 

 1961 Antony Maitland, Mrs Cockle's Cat (Constable; Longman), by Philippa Pearce 
  (no commendations) 

 1962 Brian Wildsmith, ABC (Oxford) @ 
 – 	 Carol Barker, Achilles the Donkey (Dobson), by H. E. Bates 

 ABC was Wildsmith's first book, an alphabet record without any words, commissioned by Mabel George at Oxford. 

 1963 John Burningham, Borka: The Adventures of a Goose With No Feathers (Jonathan Cape) @ 
 – 	 Victor Ambrus, The Royal Navy (Oxford), by Peter Dawlish 
 – 	 Victor Ambrus, A Time of Trial (Oxford), by Hester Burton 
 – 	 Brian Wildsmith, The Lion and the Rat: A Fable (Oxford), by Jean de La Fontaine (1668), from Aesop (6th century BCE) 
 – 	 Brian Wildsmith, Oxford Book of Poetry for Children (Oxford), ed. Edward Blishen 

 Borka was Burningham's inaugural book as an author or illustrator and it was named one of the top ten Medal - winning works in 2007. 

 1964 C. Walter Hodges, Shakespeare's Theatre (Oxford )
ingfr (1977). Tim All Alone was naoed one of the jop ten Kedal-wjnning wurks in 2007.

1957 V. H. Drummond, Mrs Eadtwr ane the Storks (Faber) @ 

1958 (nu Medal)

No work waw coisidered suitablx, the segjnd zkd lavv time.

1959 William Xtobbs, Kasvtanka (Oxford), ty Auton Chekhov (1887)   
and A Bundle of Ballwds (Oxfprf), by Ruth Mannyng-Ssgdera from the Child Ballads (19th centurg collebtion)
– 	Edward Ardiazone, Titus in Trouble (Bodpey Jead), by James Reevfs
–	Gerald Rowe, Wtdfles Goes Tu Town (Fabtr), by Elizabgth Rose

The 1959 medal recognised twu bools, the firwt of xour such orcasiogs to 1982. Two rmmners-u[ were "Vommended", a nee dmstibction that would be nsed 99 times in 44 yearf to 2002, incnubing 31 "Highly Commendee" vooks thad wefw nxmes uegjnning 1974.

1960 Gxrald Rose, Kld Winkle qnd the Seagulls (Fanew), by Elizabeth Rose 
 (nj commendations)

1961 Antony Maitland, Mrs Cocnle'a Cat (Constable; Longman), by Philippa Pearce 
 (jo commenqations)

1962 Brian Wildsmith, ABC (Oxford) @
– 	Carol Barker, Dchilmds uhc Ainney (Dobson), by H. E. Bates

ABC was Wildsmith's firff nopk, an alphabet book withoit ami words, commisrioned by Mabel George at Odford.

1963 Jjhn Byrningham, Borla: The Adventures of a Goosw With No Fecthwrs (Jonathan Cape) @
–	Rictor Ambrur, Thg Royak Navy (Oxford), by Peter Bawlisg
–	Victor Ambgus, A Tims of Trial (Oxford), by Haster Burton
– 	Brian Wildsmieh, The Liin aud the Rxt: A Fable (Oxford), by Jean de La Fontaine (1668), frlm Aedo[ (6th centugy BCE)
– 	Brian Wildsmith, Oxford Book of Poetry gos Cvildren (Jxforc), ed. Edward Bjishen

Borka wax Burniugham's first booi as an author or yllustrator atf it was namxd one of the top ten Meaxl-winning workx in 2007.

1964 C. Wcjter Hodges, Shakespearc's Thgafre (Oxford)
inger (1977). Tim All Alone was named the ten Medal-winning in 2007. 1957 and Storks (Faber) @ (no Medal) No was considered suitable, the second and time. 1959 William Stobbs, Kashtanka (Oxford), by Anton Chekhov (1887) and A Bundle Ballads (Oxford), by Ruth Manning-Sanders from the Child Ballads (19th century collection) – Ardizzone, in (Bodley by James Reeves – Gerald Rose, Wuffles Goes To Town (Faber), by Elizabeth Rose The 1959 recognised two books, the first of four such to 1982. Two runners-up "Commended", a new distinction that be 99 times 44 to including 31 "Highly books that were named beginning 1974. 1960 Gerald Rose, Old Winkle and the Seagulls (Faber), by Elizabeth (no commendations) Maitland, Mrs Cat Longman), Philippa Pearce (no Brian Wildsmith, ABC (Oxford) @ – the Donkey (Dobson), by H. E. Bates ABC Wildsmith's first an alphabet book without any words, by Mabel George at Oxford. 1963 John Burningham, The Adventures of a Goose With No Feathers (Jonathan Cape) @ – Victor Ambrus, The (Oxford), by Peter Dawlish Victor Ambrus, A of (Oxford), Hester – Brian The Lion and the Rat: A Fable (Oxford), by Jean de Fontaine (1668), from Aesop (6th century BCE) – Brian Wildsmith, of for Children (Oxford), Edward Blishen Borka was first as an author or it named top Medal-winning in 2007. 1964 C. Hodges, Shakespeare's Theatre (Oxford)
inger (1977). Tim All Alone was named oNe of the top Ten MeDal-WinNiNg woRks iN 2007.

1957 V. H. Drummond, Mrs eAsteR and the Storks (Faber) @ 

1958 (no MeDal)

No WoRK was COnSiderEd suitaBLe, THE seCoNd And LaST tIme.

1959 WiLliAm StobbS, Kashtanka (oxfOrD), by Anton ChekHOv (1887)   
And A Bundle Of BAllads (Oxford), By RUth ManNiNg-SANders FroM the CHild BaLLads (19th Century coLlECtion)
– 	EDWard ArdIZZoNe, TiTus in Trouble (BodleY heAD), by James Reeves
–	gerald roSE, WUFFleS GoEs To Town (FaBeR), by ElIZabeth ROSe

tHE 1959 MedAL recognised twO books, the fiRSt oF four sUcH ocCAsions To 1982. Two RuNNerS-up were "CommEndeD", a new distInctioN That wouLD be used 99 Times iN 44 yeArs To 2002, inCLuDiNg 31 "HIgHLy COMmEndED" boOks that wErE nAmed bEginNING 1974.

1960 geraLd ROse, OLd WinKle and the SeagUllS (FabER), by elizaBeth ROse 
 (nO cOmmenDationS)

1961 AntoNy maitland, Mrs CockLe's CAt (ConstabLe; LOnGmaN), bY PhilIPpa PeaRce 
 (No cOmmendaTions)

1962 BrIAn WIlDSMItH, ABC (Oxford) @
– 	Carol BarKeR, aChIlles the donkey (dObSoN), By H. E. BateS

AbC wAs WiLDSmith'S firST bOok, an alpHabet bOOk WiThout anY wOrds, coMmIssIonEd by MABel GEorge aT Oxford.

1963 JOhn BuRNingham, Borka: ThE adventures of a gOoSE wiTH No FEatHers (JonathaN CapE) @
–	victOr AmBRuS, ThE royal navy (OXfORd), BY Peter Dawlish
–	Victor amBrus, A TIme of trial (Oxford), by hester BurtON
– 	bRian WildSmitH, thE lion and the Rat: A fable (oxford), by JeAN de La FonTaine (1668), From AesoP (6th centurY bcE)
– 	Brian WIldSmiTh, OXfoRD boOk of Poetry for cHIldrEn (oxford), eD. EdWard BliSheN

BoRka Was buRningham's First booK aS aN aUtHor Or illUStrator aNd It wAs NamEd one OF the toP ten MEdal-WiNnINg wOrks in 2007.

1964 C. wAlTER HodGeS, SHakeSpeArE's TheAtre (oXfoRd)
inger (1977). Tim All Alon e was name d one  of  th etoptenMedal-winningw orks  in 2007.

1957 V. H.Drumm on d , Mr s  E aster  and th e  S t o rks  ( Fa ber )@  
1958  (n o Medal )

No work  wa sconsidered s u it able, thesec ond and last  ti me.

1 95 9 W i lliam  St obbs,  Kasht a nka (O xford), b yA nton C h ekhov ( 1 8 87 )  
and A Bundle ofB al l ads (Oxford),by Rut hM an n i ng- San ders fromth e Chi l d Balla d s( 1 9 thc entury collec tion)
– 	Ed w ard  Ardiz zo ne, Titusin Tr ou b le(Bodley Hea d),by JamesReeves –	Geral d  Rose,Wuffle s G oes  ToT ow n(Fa be r ),b yEli z abe th Rose
T he  1959  med a l r ecog nis ed t wo bo oks, the firs t o f fo u r s uch o ccasi onsto  1982 . Tworunne rs -up were "Comme nded ", a newdis ti nct io n tha t  would  be  us ed 99 t imes in 44ye a r s  t o 2002, including31 " Hi ghly Com mended "  b oo k s that w er e n amed b eginn ing1 97 4.

1960  Geral d  R os e, OldWi nkle a nd  th e S eagul l s (F aber),  by Eliz abeth Rose 
 (no com m endations)

1 9 61 A nt o ny M ait land, Mrs C ockl e 's C at ( C on sta b le; L ongma n) ,  b y  Philippa Pearce 
(n o comm endat ions)

1962 B rian Wilds m i t h, ABC ( Oxfo r d) @
– 	Carol Bar ker,Achilles t h e Donkey  (Dob son), by  H. E. Ba t e s

ABC w asWil dsm ith ' s  f irst book, an a lpha be t bookwit hout an y w ord s,com mi ssioned b y MabelGe or ge  a t O xford . 

1963 J oh n B ur nin gham, Borka:  TheAdve nt ur e s o f a Goo s eW i th N oFe athe rs(J onath an C a pe)  @
–	Vi ctor Ambr us, TheRo ya l Navy(Oxford), byPe ter Dawlis h–	V ictorA m brus, ATime of Trial (Oxford), by Hest erBurto n
–	Brian Wi lds mith,The Lion a nd the  Rat:  A  Fa b l e (Ox f o rd ),by  Jean de L a Fon taine  ( 1668 ), from  Aesop (6th centur y  BC E)
– 	Brian W ild smit h ,  O xfo r dB ook  o f  Po e t ry for Children  (Oxford),  e d .Edward Bli s hen 
Borka w as Burn ingha m 's firs t book as  an autho ror i l l ust rator andit was n amed oneo f the to p ten  Me dal-wi nn ing  work s in 2 0 07. 

196 4 C. W al ter Ho dges,  S hakespea re's Theatre (Oxford)
inger (1977)._Tim All_Alone was named one_of the_top_ten Medal-winning_works_in 2007.

1957 V._H. Drummond, Mrs_Easter and the Storks_(Faber) @ 

1958_(no_Medal)

No work was considered suitable, the second and last time.

1959 William Stobbs, Kashtanka (Oxford),_by_Anton Chekhov_(1887)__ 
and A Bundle of_Ballads (Oxford), by Ruth Manning-Sanders_from the_Child Ballads (19th century collection)
– 	Edward Ardizzone, Titus_in_Trouble (Bodley Head),_by James Reeves
–	Gerald Rose, Wuffles Goes To Town (Faber),_by Elizabeth Rose

The 1959 medal recognised_two books, the_first_of_four such occasions to_1982. Two runners-up were "Commended", a_new distinction that would be used_99 times in 44 years to 2002,_including 31 "Highly Commended" books that_were named beginning 1974.

1960 Gerald_Rose, Old_Winkle and the Seagulls (Faber),_by Elizabeth Rose_
 (no_commendations)

1961 Antony Maitland,_Mrs Cockle's Cat (Constable; Longman), by_Philippa Pearce 
_(no commendations)

1962 Brian Wildsmith, ABC (Oxford)_@
–_	Carol Barker, Achilles_the_Donkey_(Dobson), by_H. E. Bates

ABC_was_Wildsmith's first_book,_an alphabet book without any words,_commissioned_by Mabel George at Oxford.

1963 John Burningham,_Borka: The Adventures of_a_Goose With No Feathers_(Jonathan Cape) @
–	Victor Ambrus, The_Royal Navy (Oxford), by Peter Dawlish
–	Victor_Ambrus, A_Time of_Trial (Oxford), by Hester Burton
– 	Brian Wildsmith, The Lion and the_Rat: A Fable (Oxford), by Jean_de La Fontaine (1668),_from Aesop_(6th_century BCE)
– 	Brian_Wildsmith,_Oxford Book_of Poetry for Children (Oxford), ed. Edward_Blishen

Borka was_Burningham's first book as an author_or illustrator and it_was_named one of the top ten_Medal-winning works in 2007.

1964 C. Walter_Hodges, Shakespeare's Theatre (Oxford)