Please view the full blog post to see a list of all 2017 nominated books in the Young Adult Speculative Fiction category.
2017 Nominations: Junior/Senior High Nonfiction
Please view the full blog post to see a list of all 2017 nominated books in the Junior/Senior High Nonfiction category.
2017 Nominations: Young Adult Fiction
Please view the full blog post to see a list of all 2017 nominated books in the Young Adult Fiction category.
2017 Nominations: Middle-Grade Fiction
Please view the full blog post to see a list of all 2017 nominated books in the Middle-Grade Fiction category.
2017 Nominations: Elementary/Middle-Grade Nonfiction
Please view the full blog post to see a list of all 2017 nominated books in the Elementary/Middle-Grade Nonfiction category.
2017 Nominations: Poetry
Please view the full blog post to see a list of all 2017 nominated books in the Poetry category.
2017 Nominations: Graphic Novels
Please view the full blog post to see a list of all 2017 nominated books in the Graphic Novels category.
Nominate NOW!
The 2017 Cybils nominations are now live! Some quick reminders: First off, be sure to check out our category descriptions. If you don’t know where the book should go, please read through the descriptions to help you decide. If you’re still not quite sure, make your best guess, and we can straighten things out behind the scenes. Take a minute …
It’s Sepember 30th Already?
And you know what that means, don’t you? Only 24 more hours (more or less) until the Cybils nominations open!! I’m sure you’ve been thinking long and hard over the past few weeks about which books you want to nominate in every category, and you’re going to stay up super late (or get up super early; or maybe you just …
Category Descriptions: Young Adult Speculative Fiction
Speculative Fiction takes us to realms of the imagination: places and times and realities where the rules of life may be different than our own and where the impossible and improbable become real. But good science fiction and fantasy does more than that: it asks, “What if?” It makes us think. It holds up a mirror to our own society …


