38 Ukrainian publications were included in the “long” list of the award.
Publication “BVS News Ukraine”, which every year holds the “BBC Book of the Year competition, < span style="font-weight: 400;">published the list of nominees for the award in 2022. The list includes 38 publications in three categories: “BBC Book of the Year”, “BBC Essay Book of the Year” and “BBC Children's Book of the Year”.
BBC Book of the Year -2022:
- Anna Bugaeva. Everything will be Paris! – Zolotonosha: Raina N. Publishing House, 2022
- Ruslan Horovy. Nomenclature – Kyiv: TaTySho!, Luta srava, 2022
- Serhiy Demchuk. Ja Island. – Kyiv: Tempora, 2022
- Natalia Dovgopol. Find the country of the Amazons. – Kharkiv: Vivat, 2022
- Irena Karpa. Just don't tell anyone about it. – Kyiv: #книголав, 2022
- Serhiy Karyuk. Feria. 13 Andalusian days and nights. – Kyiv: Gamazyn, 2021
- Bohdan Kolomiychuk. 300 miles to the east. – Lviv: Stary Lev Publishing House, 2021
- Khrystyna Kotsira. Eve's apples. – Kharkiv: Family Leisure Club, 2022
- Yaroslava Lytvyn. Not my home. – Kharkiv: VD “Fabula”, 2021
- Marina Manchenko. Bitter oranges. – Kyiv: Tempora, 2022
- Anna Morozova. The fourth helper of St. Christopher. – Kyiv: Samit-knyga, 2021
- Halyna Petrosanyak. Villa Anemona. – Chernivtsi: Books – XXI, 2021
- Andriy Semyankiv. Dancing with bones. Medical thriller. – Kyiv: Vikhola, 2022
- Olexander Tereshchenko. Life after 4:30 p.m. Seven years later. – Kyiv: DIPA, 2021
BBC Children's Book of the Year 2022:
- Volodymyr Arenev. A treasure trove of stories. – Lviv: Stary Lev Publishing House, 2022
- Andrii Bachynskyi. Ghosts of the Black Forest. – Lviv: Stary Lev Publishing House, 2022
- Kateryna Yehorushkina. My forced vacation. – Kharkiv: Vivat, 2022
- Dmytro Zhuravel. Not a word to anyone, or How to fall out of love with apricots. – Kharkiv: ACCA, 2022
- Sonya Zelena. Microbes do not read! Book about vaccines. – Kyiv: Yakaboo Publishing, 2022
- Inna Kovalishena. Cool history of Ukraine. From dinosaurs to today. – Kyiv: My bookshelf, 2021
- Vasyl Karpiuk. Oleksa Dovbush. Aridnik's lair. – Brusturiv: Discourse, 2021
- Valentina Kyrylova. Horses and a portrait of my uncle. – Kyiv: My bookshelf, 2021
- Grasia Oliyko. A dress for Marusi. – Kyiv: A-BA-BA-GA-LA-MA-Ga, 2022
- Svitlana Roiz. Key powers. – Lviv: Stary Lev Publishing House, 2022
- Natalia Smirnova. Kerim's Crimea. – Kyiv: Portal, 2021
- Ulyana Chuba. Mother-baby, or the terrible miracle before Christmas. – Kyiv: A-BA-BA-GA-LA-MA-Ga, 2022
- Nina Yagodhinska. Quest: find the Aeneid. – Kyiv: Our format, 2021
BBC Book of the Year-Essayist-2022:
- Ivan Verbytskyi. Adventures of the most popular game. – Kyiv: Tempora, 2022
- Rustam Hajiyev. Linguistics on the world map. – Kyiv: Vikhola, 2022
- Yaroslav Hrytsak. Overcoming the past: Global history of Ukraine. – Kyiv: Portal, 2022
- Pavlo Kazarin. The Wild West of Eastern Europe. – Kharkiv: Vivat, 2022
- Olga Kari. A cross, or a very bloody book. – Kyiv: Creative Women Publishing, 2022
- Andrii Lyubka. Something is wrong with me. – Chernivtsi: Meridian Chernivtsi, 2022
- Iryna Magdysh. Art nouveau Styles of Ukrainian art of the 20th century. – Kyiv: Portal, 2021
- Marta Molfar, Andriy Dostlev. XYZ Ukrainians: habits, tastes, lifestyle. – Kyiv: Master of Books, 2021
- Iryna Slavinska. Almost an adult. A book for girls and about girls. – Kharkiv: Vivat, 2021
- Ivan Chernenko. Laughter at the end of the tunnel. – Kyiv: Vikhola, 2021
- Olena Shulga. Our. Engineering history of Ukraine. – Kyiv: My bookshelf, 2021
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The final of the BBC Book of the Year competition will take place in December 2022. The winner in each nomination will receive a cash prize in the amount of the hryvnia equivalent of £1,000. The publishers of the winning books in both nominations will have the right to use the logo of the BBC Book of the Year award in subsequent editions.
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Last year, the “BBC Book of the Year” was Artem Chech's novel “Who are you?”; “BBC-Essayist book of the year” – “What to write about…” Andriy Sodomory; “BBC Children's Book of the Year” – “Union of Soviet Things” by Pyotr Yatsenko.
