Stella’s Story by Sarah Hawkins – review
Felix28: 'What I enjoyed about the book was when we found out that Stella broke her leg too!'
Oliver and the Seawigs by Philip Reeve and Sarah McIntyre – review
SuperBen:'It's a great book because it's action-packed and it has just about the right amount of detail'
Where I Write: Jane Ray
The author and illustrator of The Emperor's Nightingale and Other Feathery Tales reveals her answer to the hustle and bustle of London: a shed at the bottom of the garden...
The World’s Biggest Bogey by Steve Hartley – review
Aisha's Craft Hands 'This book is great to get children to read more, because not only is it a book, it is an entertainer!'
Reader reviews roundup
The reader reviews roundup is out of control! Poetry, a lonely kitten, controversial YA fiction and parents trying to be 'cool' all jostle for space this week!
Dixie O’Day in the Fast Lane by Shirley Hughes and Clara Vulliamy
Prince Caspian: 'It's quite a funny book and is easy to read, with lots of really good pictures in red, white and black on every page'.
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint Exupéry – quiz
Insanely popular, with over a million copies sold every year, The Little Prince is a classic children's story telling the adventures of the boy who fell to earth. On the book's 70th anniversary, and with a new film by Universal pictures recently announced, we thought it was high time we tested your knowledge. Will your score make you look like a prince or a pauper?
Neil Gaiman, Judith Kerr, Steve Cole: a day at Edinburgh
From Neil Gaiman and Judith Kerr's advice to young writers to Steve Cole's secret chat show host ambitions, Guardian children's site member Patrick got top authors at this year's Edinburgh international book festival to spill the beans. Read his report here
Precious and the Monkeys by Alexander McCall Smith- review
silvercrab: 'I love this story, because although it is a simple enough case, the vivid way which the author describes Botswana is enchanting'
Who is your favourite Roald Dahl baddie?
Roald Dahl created some of the most memorable nasty characters in children's fiction but who's your favourite of all his horrors?
Celebrate Roald Dahl with Michael Rosen – live streamed event
Join us on Roald Dahl day with live coverage of an event celebrating the life and work of the great writer, hosted by Michael Rosen
Reviews roundup: your top reads this month
And the winner is... Penelope Crumb Follows her Nose, officially this month's most-read book on the Guardian children's books site – selected by your reviews!
Ellie May is Totally Happy to Share her Place in the Spotlight by Marianne Levy – review
YOLO: 'This book was alright, though I would recommend it to younger people who are about 6 or 7 years old'