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Sequoyah Award

Students in third through sixth grade who have read or listened to three or more books from the Sequoyah Children’s Masterlist are eligible to vote for their favorite title in March 2027.
Oklahoma Library Associaton logo of the Sequoyah Book Award
Students may obtain a copy of the Masterlist form in the Media Center throughout the school year.  Student are to use the form to keep track of the books they have read and their AR score on the book. 
Students who successfully reach the set goal as listed on the form will be able to vote in March of 2027.  Students who reach the second level of completion will be able to vote, and will be invited to a Sabercub Sequoyah Celebration in May.  
 
Pocket Bear by Katherine Applegate
To Walk the Sky:  How Iroquois Steelworkers Helped Build the Towering 
      Cities
by Patricia Morris Buckley
Danillo Was Here by Tamika Burgess
A Hero's Guide to Summer Vacation by Pablo Cartaya
Just in Case:  Saving Seeds in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault by Megan
       Clendenan
The Black Mambas: The World's First All-Woman Anti-Poaching Unit
       by Kelly Crull
Growing Home by Beth Ferry
The Unlikely Heroes Club  by Kate Foster
Mixed-Up  by Kami Garcia
Gus and Glory  by Sarah Guillory
The Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest  by Aubrey Hartman
Radiant  by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson
Octopus Moon  by Bobbie Pyron
Zed Moonstein Makes A Friend  by Lance Rubin
Creature Clinic  by Gavin Aung Than