Sibert Informational Book Award

The Sibert is a new award, first presented in 2001, by the Association for Library Service to Children (American Library Association). Established in the memory of Robert F. Sibert, the late president of the Bound-To-Stay-Bound Books organization of Jacksonville, Illinois, it will be given annually to the author of the most distinguished information book for children.

2003: The Life and Death of Adolph Hitler by James Cross Giblin
2002: Black Potatoes, Susan Campbell Bartoletti
2001: Sir Walter Raleigh and the Quest for El Dorado, Marc Aronson