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Peter-Härtling-Preis is a literature prize awarded in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. It grants the finest unpublished prose manuscript for children and young people (ages 8 to 15) every two years.^[1]

Winners

1984 Karin Gündisch: Geschichten über Astrid
1986 Cordula Tollmien: La gatta heißt Katze; Reinhold Ziegler: Groß am Himmel
1988 Margaret Klare: Heute Nacht ist viel passiert
1990 Reinhard Burger: Der Wind und die Sterne
1992 Josef Holub: Der rote Nepomuk
1994 Ingrid Möller: Ein Schmetterling aus Surinam
1996 Nina Petrick: Die Regentrinkerin
1998 Irma Krauß: Arabella
2000 Regine Beckmann: Angel Mike
2002 Martina Wildner: Jede Menge Sternschnuppen
2005 Katrin Bongard: Radio Gaga
2007 Christiane Thiel: Das Jahr, in dem ich 13 1/2 war
2009 Gabi Kreslehner: Charlottes Traum
2011 Salah Naoura: Matti und Sami
2013 Nataly Savina: Love Alice
2015 Regina Dürig: Eigentlich lieber nicht
2017 Andrea Badey and Claudia Kühn: Strom auf der Tapete
2019 Antje Herden: Keine halben Sachen mehr
2021 Juliane Pickel: Krummer Hund

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^ "Peter-Härtling-Preis | BELTZ". www.beltz.de. Retrieved 2024-06-20.

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Winners

1984 Karin Gündisch: Geschichten über Astrid
1986 Cordula Tollmien: La gatta heißt Katze; Reinhold Ziegler: Groß am Himmel
1988 Margaret Klare: Heute Nacht ist viel passiert
1990 Reinhard Burger: Der Wind und die Sterne
1992 Josef Holub: Der rote Nepomuk
1994 Ingrid Möller: Ein Schmetterling aus Surinam
1996 Nina Petrick: Die Regentrinkerin
1998 Irma Krauß: Arabella
2000 Regine Beckmann: Angel Mike
2002 Martina Wildner: Jede Menge Sternschnuppen
2005 Katrin Bongard: Radio Gaga
2007 Christiane Thiel: Das Jahr, in dem ich 13 1/2 war
2009 Gabi Kreslehner: Charlottes Traum
2011 Salah Naoura: Matti und Sami
2013 Nataly Savina: Love Alice
2015 Regina Dürig: Eigentlich lieber nicht
2017 Andrea Badey and Claudia Kühn: Strom auf der Tapete
2019 Antje Herden: Keine halben Sachen mehr
2021 Juliane Pickel: Krummer Hund

References

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