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'

Reading in the 21st century

Is reading still necessary in the 21st century? Paris Girl says yes, 'the most urgent need is for books because it is so important to get children reading'

The Witch’s Hand by Peter Utton – review

Sugar: 'It has a great surprise ending which I won't give away!'

Alphabet Ice Cream by Nick Sharratt and Sue Heap – review

Jennifer, Minnie and Bebe: 'This is one book you won't mind reading to them 16 times in a row'

Jack and Jill went up the…? – quiz

Everyone loves nursery rhymes. But how well do you know them?

Toddle Waddle by Julia Donaldson and Nick Sharratt – review

Jennifer, Minnie and Bebe: 'My 16 month old even says bye bye at the end'

Queens in fiction – quiz

Can you tell the Prince from the Pauper? Do you know your ma'ams from your majestys? Take our quick Queen's Quiz and find out!

Your stories: The Leopard Queen by TheBookThief

TheBookThief: 'Her charm never failed to entrance me. I wasn't a Buddhist but I was almost sure that she had been a queen in an earlier life'

One Kiss, One Hug by Jason Chapman – review

Nanette, Jacob and Beatrix: 'I find the mention of ice cream very difficult to navigate as Jacob immediately wants ice cream himself!'

Have you ever ever ever? by Colin McNaughton and Emma Chichester Clark – review

Nanette, Jacob and Beatrice: 'Jacob enjoyed listening to and learning the rhymes, and often acting out some of the stories'

Itchy Itch Itch by Mara Bergman and Emily Bolam – review

Reba and Amatullah: 'Fans of stories like Tinga, Tinga Tales will enjoy this book very much'

The High Street by Alice Melvin – review

Sugar: 'The best thing of all is that you can lift aside the page and see INSIDE THE SHOPS'