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What Awards Did The Hate You Give Books Win?
As a fan diving into award-winning young adult fiction, I need the full list of accolades for 'The Hate U Give' since its impactful release.
2025-05-27 14:38:31
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Simphiwe Zondi
I actually read this as a novel for the Social Justice circle @ my library. It was a very impactful novel as well as a really good novel about relationships. I also recently read ‘Hate You, Till I Don’t’ which is a novel about a very personal and bitter clash between two people thrown together in close quarters. Unlike this novel, though, the central conflict isn’t about any public social justice issues, but instead slowly and intensifies as the reader realizes why each character hates the other so much.
2026-07-21
Audrey
I read The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas after it had won a slew of awards. Needless to say, it was just as good as everyone said it would be. The debut novel won the William C. Morris Award for Debut YA Novel because Starr’s voice is unforgettable. Thomas also won the Coretta Scott King Book Award for her take on race and identity.
The Boston Globe-Horn Book Award is given for outstanding literature. Much of what Angiebam/clioreal reported about literary value, I found in reading the book, in its beautiful prose, even in the audio book version which won an Audie. Yes, The Hate U Give is a social commentary, but it is so much more. It is a story that the world so desperately needed.
The Boston Globe-Horn Book Award is given for outstanding literature. Much of what Angiebam/clioreal reported about literary value, I found in reading the book, in its beautiful prose, even in the audio book version which won an Audie. Yes, The Hate U Give is a social commentary, but it is so much more. It is a story that the world so desperately needed.
2025-05-31
Finn
The Hate U Give was one of my OBSESSED books of 2017, and it was really awarded for how powerful it was for tackling real social issues in such a raw and real way. It was awarded the William C. Morris Award for Best Debut YA, the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award, and the Coretta Scott King Book Award, among others. It even was a National Book Award longlist selection. Angie Thomas is an incredibly talented author who has managed to create this incredible blend of realistic and gritty world with the personal and emotional journey of the main character Starr, and that is just award-worthy storytelling in my book.
2025-06-02
Freya
I have been following along with ‘The Hate U Give’ by Angie Thomas and its many awards. As I have stated before this book is phenomenal. It highlights how racism is systemic in our society through the eyes of a teenage girl. It received the 2018 William C. Morris Debut Award honoring “a book written for children by a first-time young adult author” as well as being a Coretta Scott King Honor Book awarding “honors new work by African American authors and/or illustrations” as well as a Boston Globe-Horn Book Award which awards “the best books published each year for children and young people”.
But there’s more! “The Hate U Give” was also a Michael L. Printz Honor Book and was nominated for an Edgar Award. In addition, the National Book Award for Young People’s Literature longlisted Thomas’s book. Most notable, however, is that this book spans genres – from social justice to mystery — and does them all so incredibly well. Angie Thomas has written more than a book; she has ignited a movement.
But there’s more! “The Hate U Give” was also a Michael L. Printz Honor Book and was nominated for an Edgar Award. In addition, the National Book Award for Young People’s Literature longlisted Thomas’s book. Most notable, however, is that this book spans genres – from social justice to mystery — and does them all so incredibly well. Angie Thomas has written more than a book; she has ignited a movement.
2025-06-02
Paolo Cesar Marque
The Audie Award that Bahni Turpin won for her work on The Hate U Give is non-negotiable in this discussion. The Audie Awards recognize distinction in the audio performance of fiction, non-fiction, and feature content. Thus, the story has been elevated by its narration to an award-winning work of literature. The Hate U Give is a living, breathing story. It can be performed, not just read on the page. The Audie Award Bahni received for her work on this novel further emphasizes that The Hate U Give is more than just a novel – it is a work of literature that has achieved many things.
2026-07-31
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