Picture books for young children – review
The three pigs ridicule their old foe in Emily Gravett's Wolf Won't Bite!, while a mouse tries to make his own friends, writes Kate Kellaway
Penguin by Polly Dunbar – review
MoonMillie and Laurenska: 'We love Penguin because it's funny and we like the pictures'
Guji-Guji, by Chih-Yuan Chen – review
Julia Eccleshare's picturebook choice
George’s Marvellous Medicine by Roald Dahl – review
Kiran: 'I enjoyed the book because it made me laugh'
Do film adaptations ruin the books for you?
Which adaptations of books you love have lived up to your expectations? Do film adaptations ruin the books for you? Do you always try to read the book first before seeing the film?
Jacqueline Wilson to update Five Children and It
The former children's laureate is going to write a 'contemporary' version of E Nesbit's classic children's book
Do you have any recommendations to wean my daughter off fairy books?
You could try Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstocking – or there's always the fantasy fiction of CS Lewis's Narnia
Glitterwings Academy by Titania Woods – review
Emily H: 'I like the way the author describes the wonderful adventures they have, the sparkly fairies, the teachers and the beautiful school'
Books Make Good Pets by John Agard – review
Lottie Longshanks: 'A book can take you anywhere in the world'
Russell Troy, Monster Boy by Bruce Coville – review
Emilythestrange: 'I liked the plot and it had several funny areas, but it wasn't long enough for those aged over 8. I finished it in 10 minutes'