Rabisa, a cross-dressing girl raised in a sacred desert place, sets out to find a town worthy of receiving the seed of a miraculous water-giving tree. After an attack, she meets the boy Zizet and begins a fateful journey across the desert.

A girl entrusted with the seed of a miraculous tree searches the desert for a new age.

A girls’ light novel in which a girl puts on a ring brought by her dog and is drawn into the demon realm with a tiny prince, mixing romance, adventure, and comic danger.

The ring opens the way to a tiny prince and the demon realm.

Shuka Ryoran is a girls' fantasy set in an imagined East Asian-style world. Published by Lululu Bunko after the award, it became the starting point of a later series.

In a vivid courtly world, romance and intrigue begin to move.

The award title Jajauma Musume to Shinigami Kishidandan! was published as Cho no Tairiku: Ogon no Emilia. A girl descended from a legendary swordswoman rises with temple knights to protect a city in crisis.

A girl carrying a legend takes up the sword in a city facing destruction.

The award work C+P was published as CP: Shindo-kun no Yuutsu. Centered on Manato Shindo, a high school student who wants a peaceful school life, it follows everyday chaos with a comic touch.

Shindo wants peace, but school-life chaos keeps rushing toward him.

The award title Kin no Kishi wa Gin no Himegimi o Sarau was published under the author name Midori Amane as BURAI na Yatsura: Ruro no Ojo. It is a classic fantasy about a princess driven from her country who travels in male disguise.

A princess driven from her kingdom sets out on a wandering journey in male disguise.

Gin no Myojo is recorded as an encouragement-prize work in the first Shogakukan Light Novel Award Lululu Bunko division. Searches of Amazon JP, NDL-related records, and publisher/bookstore sources did not confirm a standalone book or paperback publication of the award work.

An award-recorded work for which standalone book publication could not be confirmed.