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Andrey Usachev: Author – Russia

Usachev has won many prizes and awards, including Russian “The Book of the Year” prize in 2005 for the poetry collection 333 Cats. In the same year, he received The Golden Ostap Prize for his songs for children. In 2012, The Great Mighty Russian Language was nominated for the IBBY Honour List. Usachev’s books have been translated into a number of languages, including French, German, English, Chinese, Hebrew, and Polish. Anna Maria Czernow