 the bram stoker award for best work for young readers is a discontinued award presented by the horror writers association (hwa) for "superior achievement" in horror writing for young readers. ==winners and nominees== nominees are listed below the winner(s) for each year. * 1998: "bigger than death" by nancy etchemendy ** the dollhouse that time forgot by mike ford ** the angel chronicles by nancy holder ** hungry ghosts by ellen steiber * 1999: harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban by j.k. rowling ** something lumber this way comes by joe r. lansdale ** creepy susie and 13 other tragic tales for troubled children by angus oblong * 2000: the power of un by nancy etchemendy ** harry potter and the goblet of fire by j.k. rowling ** be afraid! edited by edo van belkom ** the christmas trilogy by f. paul wilson * 2001: the willo files 2 by yvonne navarro ** prowlers by christopher golden * 2002: coraline by neil gaiman ** abarat by clive barker ** cat in glass and other tales of the unnatural by nancy etchemendy ** abu and the 7 marvels by richard matheson and william stout * 2003: harry potter and the order of the phoenix by j. k. rowling ** even odder: more stories to chill the heart by steve burt ** the oracle by catherine fisher ** the wolves in the walls by neil gaiman and dave mckean ** a stir of bones by nina kiriki hoffman * 2004: abarat: days of magic, nights of war by clive barker * 2004: oddest yet by steve burt (tie) ** robot santa: the further adventures of santa's twin by dean koontz ** fall (witch season series) by jeff mariotte
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