Inkheart by Cornelia Funke – review
Hannah3111999: 'This to me is simply a very dramatized way of showing the truth behind reading'
Why poetry belongs to us all
On Poetry Day, Sarah Crossan argues that poetry is everywhere. And it is ours. So sing and share your songs and don’t be afraid to snatch poetry back into your life and use it!
Be part of Dylan’s Great Poem project on Poetry Day
Chance to be part of an epic 100 line poem to celebrate the centenary of the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas
Books for a cake lover
The Book Doctor sniffs out cake and food-themed children’s books for a boy who is motivated by delicious things to eat
Boxtrolls author Alan Snow interview: seeing the world of the boxtrolls made solid by other artists is more than odd
Get to know the author of Here Be Monsters, the book that inspired the film The Boxtrolls, as Alan Snow takes our quickfire interview
The Children of Noisy Village by Astrid Lindgren – review
Prince Caspian: 'The children have lots of fun exploring, having adventures and making dens'
What are the best books to help my son make friends?
The Book Doctor recommends a dose of Michael Morpurgo, Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Jacqueline Wilson to help a boy who is struggling with his relationships with other kids and is never chosen to be a 'best friend'
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