Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Muted Grey Earns 2012 World Book Award for Best Literary Fiction

2012 World Book Award Winners Announced

Twelve spectacular books have been chosen to receive top honours at the 2012 World Book Awards.

The World Book Awards Selection Committee has announced the winners of the 2012 World Book Awards. Though this year's competition received a record number of entries, just twelve masterworks have been chosen to receive top honours in the 2012 competition.

Below is a list of the winning books in each category:

Best Non-Fiction Book: Adequate Wisdom: Essays on the Nature of Existence: A Layman's Observations of Life & the Cosmos by Ronald P. Smolin

Best General Fiction Book: Paybacks: A Tale of Ponzi Schemes and Families by Jim Flinchum

Best Current Events - Sociopolitical Book: Apple For President! by William Keiper

Best Addiction & Recovery Book: Alpha Chick: Five Steps for Moving From Pain to Power by Mal Duane

Best Self-Help & Motivational Book: LIFE Expectancy: It's Never Too Late To Change Your Game by William Keiper

Best Spirituality & Inspirational Book: Encouragement for Life Storms by LaTasha Nichole Cornish

Best True Crime Book: Top Cases of the FBI by RJ Parker

Best Business Motivational Book: LIFE Expectancy: It's Never Too Late To Change Your Game by William Keiper

Best Literary Fiction Book: Muted Grey by Dianna L. Young

Best Environment - Political/Social Book: Apple For President! by William Keiper

Best Children's Picture Book: Classroom Times: Charactoons and Rhymes By Dr. Donald R. Stoltz

Best Religion - Christianity Book: God Light: Sunlight, Sonlight by Robert Lloyd Russell

Links to purchase all award-winning books can be found at www.WorldBookAwards.com

The World Book Awards Selection Committee congratulates all twelve award winners and looks forward to the 2013 World Book Awards competition.

The World Book Awards were established in order to celebrate literary excellence in every genre of the printed word. By honoring these talented and unique authors for their efforts, we hope to inspire future generations of authors to share their stories.

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