The 'llibrets' of the Hogueras de Alicante are a fundamental legacy that endures in collective memory after the Cremà. These publications, which collect stories and studies worked on throughout the year, have been recognized by various institutions that value both historical and more creative editions.
The Federació de Fogueres was the first to announce its verdict, awarding prizes in various categories such as collective 'llibrets', children's 'llibrets', best covers, and other distinctive features of these yearbooks.
Among the awardees in the 2026 Hogueras 'Llibrets' competition are the Foguera Sant Blai - La Torreta, the Foguera Mercado Central, the Foguera Avinguda de Loring - Estació, the Foguera Sèneca Autobusos, and the Foguera Ángeles - Felipe Bergé, among others.
In the best cover category, the award went to the Foguera Sant Blai - La Torreta for its work "L'anima de l'orfebre", by Marina Rodríguez Palomares. The award for the best explanation of the hoguera in the 'llibrets' "Antulio Sanjuan" was given to the Foguera Avinguda de Loring - Estació, by Josep Miquel Gasent i González. The Foguera Hernán Cortés received the award for the most original 'llibrets'.
Regarding the 'barraca' 'llibrets', the awardees are the Barraca El Cabasset, the Barraca Pica i vola, the Barraca I no voliem, the Barraca Quina Fumaguera, and the Barraca Som fills del poble. The best 'barraca' cover, "Pepe Peinao", was awarded to the Barraca Quina Fumaguera, with the slogan "L'Anima de un poble" by Hadi García.
In the children's section, awards recognized the Foguera Mercado Central, the Foguera Port d'Alacant, the Foguera Baver - Els Antigons, the Foguera Ángeles - Felipe Bergé, and the Foguera Bola de Oro. The "José Ángel Guirao" award for the Best children's 'llibrets' cover went to the Foguera Port d'Alacant.
