Here's why:
* Awards are often for a body of work: Many awards recognize an author's overall contribution, not just a single book.
* Awards vary over time: Some awards have changed their names or criteria over the years, making it hard to track exactly what Korman won for.
However, we can provide some notable awards and books associated with Gordon Korman's work:
* American Library Association awards:
* "The 39 Clues" series: Won numerous awards including the "Best Fiction for Young Adults" and "Best Books for Young Adults" from the American Library Association.
* "The Hypnotists" and "Son of the Mob" series: Have been recognized by the American Library Association with "Quick Picks for Reluctant Readers."
* Other notable awards:
* "Island" was named a New York Times Notable Children's Book.
* "Son of the Mob" was a New York Times bestseller and a finalist for the Edgar Award.
* "The Secret of the Sierra" was a finalist for the Edgar Award.
* "The Incredible Journey of the Skull" was shortlisted for the Governor General's Literary Award in Canada.
For a more precise breakdown, it's best to check the following resources:
* Gordon Korman's website: His official website may have a dedicated awards page.
* Awards databases: Websites like Goodreads or the American Library Association's website may list award winners and their books.
* Book reviews: Reviews often mention awards received by the book in question.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.