Lulu and the Best Cake Ever! by Emma Chichester Clark – review
Rhona and Maya: 'There are some really lovely touches in the illustrations'
The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster – review
Faultline Fiction Fanatics (group member): 'The perfect read for fantasy lovers'
George Flies South by Simon James- review
Princess Megan: 'The pictures are nice and the baby bird George is very cute'
Oh No, George by Chris Haughton – review
Reba and Amatullah: 'Chris Haughton's striking illustrations with their bright, contrasting colours and bold shapes make this funny story a delight to read and share'
Lost in the Snow by Holly Webb – review
cutecat: 'This is a book for people who are animal lovers and like sad stories'
Big Book of My World by Kali Stileman – review
Sam and Ethan: 'Ethan had a favourite book that he asked for every night without fail...until Big Book of My World arrived in the post'
Morris the Mankiest Monster by Giles Andreae and Sarah McIntyre – review
Nicki and Luke: 'This book is not for the tickled-stomached but definitely a hit if you like reading about bogies and toenails!'
Everybody Was A Baby Once and Other Poems by Allan Ahlberg and Bruce Ingman – review
Rhona and Maya: 'There is a real spirit of fun and adventure which is captured from the first page by Ahlberg's witty poems and Ingman's illustrations'
Chocolate and sweets in literature – under-7s quiz
It's almost Easter and we're all ready to tuck into our chocolate treats - but how much do you know about sweets in the books you've read? Here's ten tasty teasers to get your taste buds tingling!
Love Monster by Rachel Bright – review
Reba and Amatullah: 'This is a heart-warming story which was a joy to share'
The next big thing … geeks
Julia Eccleshare: Clumsy, badly-dressed nerds with a penchant for the passe are joining vampires and werewolves on preteen bookshelves
Dog Loves Drawing by Louise Yates – review
Tara and Keely: 'We both found this sweet and cheerful book a delightful read and we loved the illustrations throughout'
Magic Kitten: A Circus Wish by Sue Bentley – review
fluffycat: 'Flame is actually a lion, which I really like - no wonder he is so determined!'
Why is Owl Babies thought suitable for very young children?
'Books have long been used to give children a way of looking at and understanding issues that are familiar to them by putting them in a different context'