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CILIP Wales Logo  Rhestrau Byrion Gwobrau Tir na n-Og Awards Shortlists

 

Rhestrau Byrion Gwobrau Tir na n-Og 2025 - 2025 Tir na n-Og Awards Shortlists

Gwobrau Tir na n-Og yw’r gwobrau hynaf ar gyfer llenyddiaeth plant a phobl ifanc yng Nghymru. Caiff y gwobrau eu trefnu’n flynyddol gan Gyngor Llyfrau Cymru a’u cefnogi gan CILIP Cymru Wales. Maent yn dathlu dawn a chreadigrwydd awduron a darlunwyr sydd naill ai'n creu gweithiau gwreiddiol yn Gymraeg, neu'n ysgrifennu am themâu neu gefndiroedd Cymreig dilys drwy gyfrwng y Saesneg

Darganfod mwy am y rhestr fer ar gyfer y catergori Llyfrau Cymraeg Cynradd (4–11 oed),
Darganfod mwy am y rhestr fer ar gyfer y catergori Llyfrau Cymraeg Uwchradd (11–18 oed)
Darganfod mwy am y rhestr fer ar gyfer y catergori Llyfr Saesneg gyda chefndir Cymreig dilys ar gyfer cynradd neu uwchradd (4–18 oed). 

The Tir na n-Og Awards are the oldest awards for children’s literature in Wales and are held every year by the Books Council of Wales, supported by CILIP Cymru Wales. They celebrate the talents and creativity of authors and illustrators who either create original works in Welsh, or who write about authentically Welsh themes or backgrounds through the medium of English.

Find out more about the shortlist for the Welsh-language Primary category (age 4–11),
Find out more about the shortlist for the Welsh-language Secondary category (age 11–18)
Find out more about the shortlist for the English-language book with an authentic Welsh dimension category (primary or secondary, age 4–18).