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The Hamid Shoman Award for Children’s Literature in Jordan announced the results of the 2026 cycle, which focused on the theme "Childhood: A World of Challenges," targeting the age group of six years and above. A total of 43 countries participated, with Egypt leading at 26%, followed by Jordan at 18.6%, and Syria at 17.5%. The first-place prize went to Mirna Alush from Syria for her work "My Crooked Cookie... but Long," while Haneen Abu Talib from Jordan took second place with "My White and Golden Scarf," and the third went to Egypt for "Worry About Planet Rukan." The award includes a certificate, a shield, and a cash prize, with the first-place winner receiving 10,000 dinars. The winners aim to promote Arab children’s literature, with an evaluation that balances authenticity, creativity, and artistic value.
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