Shiverton Hall: The Creeper by Emerald Fennell – review
Sylvanians 'A scary unpredictable adventure!'
The Phantom Tollbooth took me into fantasyland
Lucy Mangan: A book that changed me: Norton Juster’s 1961 classic swept me away with its cleverness and silliness. Shame I couldn’t buy one back in 1983
We reveal the author of the new Doctor Who adventure!
Newsflash: A 12th Doctor needs a 12th adventure by a 12th author – and Holly Black has got the job!
Fiction for older children – reviews
Mystical adventure, time travel and the space between waking life and the subconscious – nothing is quite what it seems, writes Kitty Empire
Britain’s first Young Adult Literature Convention – report
A universe of superheroes, doctors, Jedis and wizards - Megan Quibell gives the lowdown on the UK's fantastical celebration of young adult fiction
Tony Mitton wins CLPE poetry award
Tony Mitton fights off competition from a starry shortlist to win UK's only prize for published children's poetry
What are the best books for gamers?
How can I survive the summer without Skyrim and Assassin's Creed? The Book Doctor recommends great fantasy books for the beach to a game obsessed 12-year-old
Inkspell by Cornelia Funke – review
El Camino Academy 6th Grade: 'You can feel the Inkworld!'
Why should young people find out about the first world war?
Ex-war reporter turned children's writer Rowena House has witnessed the horrors of conflict first hand, but nothing shocked her as much as reading Wilfred Owen's poetry when she was at school
Michael Morpurgo: We are who we are now, in large part, because of the first world war
The author of War Horse and Private Peaceful talks to site members Orli and JDBookGroup's Fernando about how writing about war helps him cope with his own feelings about it – and how for him pity always comes before patriotism
A round up of the Guardian children’s books site’s first world war week
One hundred years after the start of the first world war, we celebrate the incredible books for children and teenagers that help us understand what happened and why the impact is still being felt today
Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone by J.K. Rowling – review
TMandy: 'At Hogwarts Harry realises he's special and his adventures begin'