Sentence examples for distinguished children from inspiring English sources

Kailash Satyarthi is a distinguished children's rights activist in India and has won this year's Nobel peace prize jointly with education campaigner Malala Yousafzai.

But a move to Cambridge from his previous home in Knutsford, near Manchester, led to a new relationship, with Jill Paton Walsh, another distinguished children's writer.

The distinguished children's-book editor Ursula Nordstrom, whose stable included luminaries like Margaret Wise Brown and E. B. White, acquired Ms. Minarik's manuscript for Harper & Row.

(Ages 10 and up) Essays by 11 diverse and distinguished children's authors, ranging from the biographers Russell Freedman and Milton Meltzer to the novelists Walter Dean Myers and Lois Lowry.

Mrs. Konigsburg was the only author to have won the American Library Association's John Newbery Medal for distinguished children's literature, considered the most prestigious in the field, and been the runner-up in the same year.

The Randolph Caldecott Medal for the most distinguished children's picture book was awarded to David Wiesner for "Flotsam," the story of a little boy who embarks on a photographic adventure at the beach.

His father was a distinguished child psychologist who alienated his own son.

Ms. Young-Bruehl argued that Anna, who became a distinguished child psychoanalyst, was born into an intense sibling rivalry with her father's best-known offspring — psychoanalysis itself — which she could overcome only by submerging herself completely in his field.

Ms. Nesnick, 55, said that while she herself was not a distinguished child, her daughter, Amy Gilvary, now 25, was -- and although Ms. Gilvary was never inducted into the Kids Hall of Fame, she helped inspire it.

Newbery Medal, annual award given to the author of the most distinguished American children's book of the previous year.

The Newbery, which picks "the most distinguished American children's book published the previous year", has been criticised in recent weeks for being out of touch with its readers; the choice of Gaiman - a perennial bestseller - as winner, puts paid to claims that the judges favoured books with a limited appeal.