Your favourite libraries and librarians
In honour of National Libraries Day at the weekend, we asked you to tell us about your library heroes. You sent in loads of suggestions...
Bad Cat, Good Cat by Lynne Reid Banks – review
cute cat: 'This book is perfect for cat-lovers and people who like a mixture of happy and sad stories'
Tim and Charlotte by Edward Ardizzone – review
Sugar: 'Tim and Ginger are in a lot of books by Edward Ardizzone and I love all of them'
Sky Hawk by Gill Lewis – review
Isaac260: 'The story is well written and very descriptive, especially the scenery of Scotland'
Blue Peter asks children to choose ‘the best book of the decade’
Bestsellers by authors including JK Rowling and Jacqueline Wilson among candidates for young voters to choose between
Wolves in fiction – quiz
As Nadia Shireen shows you how to draw the perfect wolf, here's 10 wily questions to test your knowledge of those cunning creatures
The Pencil by Allan Alhberg – review
Super Ben: 'This is one of the best picture books ever! If you like ityou could read some more books by Allan Ahlberg'
The Pop Up Book of Poo by Gaby Goldsack – review
Jessie: 'We recommend this book to 6-8 year old boys who love gross things!'
A Tale Dark and Grimm by Adam Gidwitz and The Grimm Legacy by Polly Shulman – review
High Kick: 'A Tale Dark and Grimm and The Grimm Legacy are both amazingly good but I think that A Tale Dark and Grimm is better because there's no kissing'
Space Lizards Stole my Brain by Mark Griffiths – review
Spartacus: 'I would recommend this book to anyone who likes funny and exiting books'
The Story of the Snow Children by Sibylle von Olfers – review
Sugar: 'I love the pictures in this book. The Snow Queen and the Snow Princess are really beautiful'
Watch the trailer for Love Monster
We are almost out-cuted by this extremely sweet trailer for picture book Love Monster, which shows you how to make your very own monster
The Diabolical Mr Tiddles by Tom McLaughlin – review
AishL: 'The book was fun to read, had good pictures and a fun story and I would definitely recommend it to my friends'
Will picture book apps help my child to read – or are they just gimmicks?
'It's too early to say what impact apps will have. Some are gimmicky, but they offer an exciting new route to good stories'