Caldecott Winners 1990-Present

The main character has a marshmallow white body, lives on an island of imaginary friends, and wishes for a real child.

This feline is positive that the full moon is a bowl of milk and persists in trying to lap it up despite many setbacks

The lighthearted book uses anecdotes, trivia, and humorous caricatures to convey the message that anyone can do this job

There's always a feeling of homesick for one country or the other through many trips to and from California and Japan.

In this wordless picture book, a wave brings an underwater camera to shore and a boy develops the film.

 Philippe and a friend carry a reel of cable to the top of the Twin Towers so that he can walk a tight rope.

This book is a wordless adaptation of an Aesop fable.

This book attempts to highlight the things in a house that really matter: books, art, music, and love.

This biography tells the story of a farmboy who develops photography that proves that no two of these are alike.

In this nearly wordless book, the frogs on their lily pads soar through the night.

This book is about a bear named after the town of Winnipeg who was rescued by a man during WWI. (2016)

Written by Jon Klassen, this book tells the story of a stealing fish and his determination to keep his stolen prize.

A girl visits her grandparents, enjoying the house and garden and the surprises through the window. 

Mouse narrates this story of his friend who has fun getting Mouse out of trouble and into it. 

This is a Chinese retelling of the classic tale Little Red Riding Hood.

A 12-year-old orphan lives in a Paris train station at the turn of the 20th century carrying on the work of his father.

An elderly zookeeper makes time for an elephant, an owl, and a penguin who repay his kindness when he becomes ill.

School safety assemblies are so boring in this book that the audience falls asleep until a canine actor joins the act.

Four seemingly unrelated stories come together to make a fifth. In the end, readers must guess the resolution.

This material is a jacket, a vest, a scarf, and so on in this adaptation of a Yiddish folksong.

This book takes place in 1869 during the invention of the Transcontinental Railroad. (2014)

A girl helps The Great Bellini regain confidence and eventually the two are walking the high wire above the city.

Cut-paper collage pictures are used in this retelling of a Jewish Legend. A clay figure protects people of persecution.

This biography presents the childhood of an artist who learns to see the beauty in messy streets. (2017)

This nearly wordless book is a story of love and loss when a prized possession is destroyed by a big dog.

Daniel’s cat doesn’t get along with Mrs. Kim’s cat and Daniel’s mother doesn’t shop at Mrs. Kim’s store until tragedy.

Illustrations go from realistic to storybook in this classic tale.

The beautiful Italian Renaissance-styled illustrations bring the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale to life.