Books
| Name | Genre | Publisher | Year | # of awards won | Notes |
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| The Outsiders | Novel | Puffin Books |
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| That Was Then, This Is Now | Novel | Puffin Books |
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| Rumble Fish | Novel | Delacorte Press |
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| Tex | Novel | Dell Publishing |
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| Taming The Star Runner | Novel | Dell Publishing |
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| Big David, Little David | Children's book | Doubleday Dell |
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| The Puppy Sister | Fantasy | Doubleday Dell |
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| Hawkes Harbor | Horror, Fantasy | Tor Books |
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| Some of Tim's Stories | Short stories | University of Oklahoma Press |
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