What are the essential British children’s books? Children's books are one of the best ways of sharing culture rather than compartmentalising it, but there are some traditional English reads
Toddler book apps reviewed – by a toddler Two-year-old Phoebe lends her mother a hand in assessing the latest interactive versions of children's books
No, Baby, No by Grace Nichols – review smilez: 'The illustrations of the book were really nice and bright making it fun for children'
Traction Man and the Beach Odyssey by Mini Grey – review SuperBen: 'It would be more exciting if more adventures happened, rather than just one'
Your favourite pirate books Ahoy! Avast ye and check out this fine booty of pirate tales, then add your own favourites. Savvy?
First Term at Malory Towers by Enid Blyton – review Holly: 'These books make me laugh and wonder what it would be like to go to a boarding school.'
Nosy Crow talks fairy tales, book-apps and making your own machine Stuart Dredge: As its second app Cinderella is released, UK publisher explains how it's straddling the book and app worlds
Monty Python star – and furry friends – up for the Roald Dahl funny prize Terry Jones, of Monty Python fame, is joined by animal capers galore in the Roald Dahl funny prize shortlists
Who is your favourite Roald Dahl character? Roald Dahl created some of the most memorable characters in children's fiction but who's your favourite?
Read the winner of the 247 tale competition Author Neil Gaiman kicked off our 247-word summer story challenge - now read the winning entry
Doctor Proctor’s Fart Powder by Jo Nesbo – review waddleme:'A hilariously funny, totally crazy, and exceptionally brilliant book. Five laughs a page'