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E: 11/09 Win one of the Wainwright Prize shortlists

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National Book Tokens

url: https://www.nationalbooktokens.com/win/win-one-of-the-wainwright-prize-shortlists

This summer, we're delighted to give you the chance to 
win one of these incredible shortlists: choose from Nature Writing, Conservation Writing, Illustrative Books, Children's Fiction, Children's Non-Fiction, or Children's Picture Books.

The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on Wednesday 10th September 2025.

Here are the shortlists in full:

Nature Writing
  • The Possibility of Tenderness by Jason Allen-Paisant
  • Intertidal by Yuvan Aves
  • Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton
  • Our Oaken Bones by Merlin Hanbury-Tenison
  • Of Thorn & Briar by Paul Lamb
  • The Accidental Garden by Richard Mabey
  • Ingrained by Callum Robinson
Conservation Writing
  • Nature's Genius by David Farrier
  • Is a River Alive? by Robert Macfarlane
  • Red Pockets by Alice Mah
  • Climate Injustice by Friederike Otto, translated by Sarah Pybus
  • A Training School for Elephants by Sophy Roberts
  • What the Wild Sea Can Be by Helen Scales
  • The Lie of the Land by Guy Shrubsole
Illustrative Books
  • Swoop Sing Perch Paddle by Carry Akroyd & John McEwen
  • Homecoming by Melissa Harrison, illustrated by Amanda Dilworth
  • Insectopolis by Peter Kuper
  • The Perimeter by Quintin Lake
  • Trees in Winter by Richard Shimell
  • Feed the Planet by George Steinmetz, with Joel K. Bourne Jr. & Michael Pollan
Children's Fiction
  • Ghostlines by Katya Balen
  • Turtle Moon by Hannah Gold, illustrated by Levi Pinfold
  • Ettie and the Midnight Pool by Julia Green, illustrated by Pam Smy
  • Wildful by Kengo Kurimoto
  • Wildlands by Brogen Murphy
  • Land of the Last Wildcat by Lui Sit, illustrated by David Dean
Children's Non-Fiction
  • National Trust: Look What I Found by the River by Moira Butterfield, illustrated by Jesús VeronaUniversity of Cambridge: Think Big: Secrets of Bees by Ben Hoare, illustrated by Nina Chakrabarti
  • MEGA by Jules Howard, illustrated by Gavin Scott
  • Cloudspotting for Beginners by Gavin Pretor-Pinney, illustrated by William Grill
  • Wildlife in the Balance by Dr Sharon Wismer, illustrated by Terri Po
  • Hamza's Wild World by Hamza Yassin, illustrated by Louise Forshaw
Children's Picture Books
  • Flower Block by Lanisha Butterfield, illustrated by Hoang Giang
  • Bothered By Bugs by Emily Gravett
  • HERD by Stephen Hogtun
  • The World to Come by Robert Macfarlane & Johnny Flynn, illustrated by Emily Sutton
  • Frog by Isabel Thomas, illustrated by Daniel Egnéus
  • Leave the Trees, Please by Benjamin Zephaniah, illustrated by Melissa Castrillon
  • The Wild by Yuval Zommer
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