Things to do this summer: July It's an Olympic summer of reading, and there's a whole host of children's events taking place up and down the country
The Really, Really, Really Big Dinosaur by Richard Byrne – review Emily and Maisy: 'This delightful book offers a very funny look at bullies and the triumph of brains over brawn.'
Splish, Splash, Splat! By Rob Scotton – review Catherine and Stanley: 'This is too wordy a picture book for two-year-olds.'
A Friend for Little Bear by Harry Horse – review Angus and Isobel: 'A Friend for Little Bear is a truly wonderful story about the value of people over objects.'
The Best Singer in the World by Ulf Nilsson and Eva Eriksson – review Angus and Isobel: 'i'm not sure I've known Isobel laugh so loudly at a picture book as she did over this simple story.'
I Love You Little Monster by Giles Andreae – review Jennifer and Minnie: 'It felt like everything I wanted to say big monster said for me in a rather more eloquent way then I ever could!'
Winnie the Witch – under 7s quiz The magical Winnie the Witch is celebrating her 25th birthday, but has she cast her spell over you? Take this fun quiz to find out!
The Odd Egg by Emily Gravett – review Jennifer and Minnie: 'I just adore all of Emily Gravett's books... They are beautifully simple and her drawings are so charming.'
The World of Pooh by AA Milne – review Master Pocket: 'This book is so good - I want to go inside it!'
Five Minutes’ Peace by Jill Murphy – review Tara and Keeley: 'It's a funny, enjoyable read which even gave me an opportunity to explain that parents need a break sometimes!'
Cub’s First Summer by Rebecca Elliott – review Tara, Keeley and Summer: 'This is a really sweet book, gorgeous illustrations and a lovely story'
Where has Pottermania gone? TheBookThief: 'Records were set, sales climbed higher, it seemed as if Pottermania would never stop! But all good things come to an end.'
Never Say No to a Princess! By Tracey Corderoy – review Jennifer and Minnie: 'It's hardly groundbreaking, but still a very sweet book.'
Yoshiko and the Gift of Charms by Julia Suzuki – review HorseLover3000 'Yoshiko and the Gift of Charms is a great story that has a great moral to it '
Whoosh Around the Mulberry Bush by Jan Ormerod and Lindsey Gardiner – review Jennifer, Minnie and Bebe: 'I always judge a book by how engaging she finds it and this one is a winner'