The Fabulous Four Fish Fingers by Jason Beresford – review
Velociraptor 'The Fish Fingers show that by working together, not giving up and being brave, they can prevent bad things from happening'
A Horse Called Hero by Sam Angus – review
Sim: 'A Horse Called Hero is an entertaining read and the inclusion of emotional letters from father to son brings the story to life and will melt the hardest heart'
Fiddle and the Falling Tower by Alison Jolly – review
Sim: 'Fiddle and the Falling Tower is a delightful, enjoyable read'
Tiger Thief by Michaela Clarke – review
Cookonthebrightside: 'Even though the plot is huge and bursting with different ideas, the way that the author carefully crafts the scenes make you understand everything'
Reader reviews roundup
We're diving back in time, forging into the future, arching across the Atlantic and charging across the Channel this week! Did you bring your passports?
CS Lewis and Aldous Huxley’s afterlives and deaths
John Dugdale: Fifty years after their deaths, the Narnia author's books are very much alive, while Brave New World is in danger of being buried forever
Sally Gardner’s top 10 fairy tales
The Carnegie medal winner delves into the dark history of once-upon-a-times to reveal her favourite fairy tales
The Days are Just Packed by Bill Watterson – review
Rider: 'This is a brilliant book, I recommend it to any age group, even your mum and dad'
Jennifer Lawrence’s stubborn streak sparks Catching Fire into life
Ben Child: The second Hunger Games film makes a good fist of adapting Suzanne Collins's weaker sequel, but it's really the heroine, Katniss Everdeen, who keeps the blood pumping
How to Be Invisible by Tim Lott – review
lilybelle: 'I really enoyed reading about all the experiments that he explains or does, even though science is one of my worst subject at school!'
Jinx: The Wizard’s Apprentice by Sage Blackwood – review
Mahi: 'I liked this book because the storyline was suspenseful and fast-paced'
Reviews roundup: your top reads this month
Your reviews have been battling it out this month for the position of most-read book on the Guardian children's books site, and the winner is …
Cosmic by Frank Cottrell Boyce – review
Bookworm1408: 'It's really cleverly written and kept me stuck to it like glue!'
Watch Julia Donaldson’s world record-breaking paper dolls chain
Watch a time lapse video of children's author and former children's laureate Julia Donaldson breaking the world record for the longest chain of paper dolls
Wonderstruck by Brian Selznick – review
Bookworm1408: 'One story is told in words and one story is told in beautiful pictures!'