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On the Diana Wynne Jones bibliography page, it notes a Carnegie Medal commendation for Dogsbody. I haven't been able to find hide nor hair of this——I see it referenced on several places, but I can't find an actual direct source. Can anyone find one so it can be added here? Alarumclock (talk) 21:03, 17 November 2020 (UTC)Alarumclock[reply]