Children’s Sticker Atlas of the World – review
Raindrop: 'It's an amazing book with loads of brilliant pictures'
Vile Visitors by Diana Wynne Jones – review
Cleopatra 'I would rate this great story 10 out of 10! It made me laugh loads'
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'
Reader reviews roundup
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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 …
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Reader reviews roundup
We're heading out of this world in our roundup of your reviews this week...
Flour Babies by Anne Fine – review
googleyeyes: 'I didn't find any of the characters easy to connect with and I thought the book was unique. But not the good sort of unique.'
The Adventures of Shola by Bernardo Atxaga – review
YOLO: 'Shola thinks of the world as her playground and plays when she likes, walks when she likes and eats when she likes'
Penguin by Polly Dunbar – review
Raindrop: 'This book is one of my favourites because it's really funny, and is a really happy book'
Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgern – review
Lady Abigail: 'I like the characters because some are quite odd and have horses and monkeys for pets'
Four Children and It by Jacqueline Wilson – review
AgentRedfort: 'A brilliant book, it must be read by Jacqueline Wilson fans'
Ottoline and the Yellow Cat by Chris Riddell – review
AgentRedfort: 'the writing side is absolutely fantastical'
Stan Stinky by Hannah Shaw – review
Safibros 'I think it is suitable for boys because the book is about rats and other disgusting things'