The Girl Savage by Katherine Rundell – review
Japanmomiji: 'I enjoyed this story because it made me laugh and cry'
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by JK Rowling – review
Beth, Millennium RIOT Readers: 'Every time I read these books I come away with something new'
Charlotte’s Web by E. B. White – review
Bethany, Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I loved every moment of this book'
In praise of Nicholas Fisk and his odourless Great Aunt Emma
Justine Jordan: Forty years ago the harmless-looking Grinny brought taboo-breaking terror to children's bookshelves. Now Fisk is back in print to haunt a new generation
Twilight: Breaking Dawn by Stephanie Meyer – review
Annie, Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I could hardly bring myself to put it down and when I did I longed to get back to it'
All things Asterix – quiz
As the first new Asterix comic book in eight years, Asterix and the Picts, launches today, test your knowledge of the plucky French warrior and his world
Phoenix by S F Said – review
Wizard: 'Normally I am not keen on science-fiction books but this book was an exception. When I started reading, I just couldn't stop!'
Quickfire interview: Rebecca Stead
The author of this year's Guardian children's fiction prize-winning book, Liar & Spy, takes on the Guardian children's books quickfire interview
Rebecca Stead wins Guardian children’s fiction prize
Rebecca Stead's Liar and Spy wins the Guardian children's fiction prize and Young Critics winners are announced
Naughty Amelia Jane by Enid Blyton – review
Lady Abigail: 'it really does give you so much information that I could see almost one hundred pictures in my head'
Esio Trot by Roald Dahl – review
Feargie26: 'I liked Roald Dahl's descriptions because he made the characters come to life and it felt like I knew them'
Phoenix by SF Said – review
BookTrain125: 'Although the illustrator's pictures were scary, they were striking and beautiful'
Mark Zuckerberg’s sister Randi wants kids to go offline
Randi Zuckerberg has written a children's book extolling the virtues of the real world over social networks such as Facebook. What will her brother think?
Derek Landy: ‘This is excitement on a whole new level’
Derek Landy, the penultimate author to publish a Doctor Who short story in a new series to mark the Time Lord's 50th anniversary, talks to site member Patrick about the Tenth Doctor and why travelling in time would lead to the Robot Apocalypse
Two reviews for 7 and under
The Book Emperor: 'It's adventurous, funny, and will make you want to read on'