<P> The first book, Noughts & Crosses, was retitled Black & White and was adapted and directed for the Royal Shakespeare Company by former RSC Associate Dominic Cooke, with Richard Madden and Ony Uhiara in the lead roles of Callum and Sephy . The play garnered positive reviews, with Blackman herself saying that she "knew it was in really safe hands". It toured the UK from February to April 2008 . </P> <P> The first book was also the subject of the last edition in February 2012 of BBC Radio 4's "Saturday Drama". </P> <P> In August 2016, the BBC announced that Noughts & Crosses would be dramatised for television . </P> <Ul> <Li> 2002, Lancashire Children's Book of the Year . </Li> <Li> 2002, Red House Children's Book Award . </Li> <Li> 2002, Sheffield Children's Book Award . </Li> <Li> 2003, Wirral Paperback of the Year Award . </Li> <Li> 2004, Fantastic Fiction Award . </Li> <Li> 2005, Berkshire Book Award (shortlist). </Li> <Li> 2005, Lancashire Children's Book of the Year (shortlist). </Li> <Li> 2005, Redbridge Teenage book Award (shortlist). </Li> <Li> 2006, Lancashire Children's Book of the Year (shortlist). </Li> <Li> 2006, Staffordshire Young People's Book of the Year . </Li> </Ul>

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