Twin Freaks by Paul Magrs – review
Holly - Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I haven't read anything else by Paul Magrs but will definitely try others'
William Sutcliffe’s top 10 books to read aloud to children
There is no better way to bring adults and children into harmony this half term or any other time than through a book. The Carnegie shortlisted author of The Wall and Circus of Thieves picks his favourite out-loud reads for every age up to ten
The Name of This Book is Secret by Pseudonymous Bosch – review
Bethany – Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I really enjoyed this book and wanted to read the rest of the series very quickly'
Tarzan: The Jungle Warrior by Andy Briggs – review
Steven - Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I loved this book. Tarzan is great because he is so stubborn and mistrustful of people who disrupt his life in the jungle'
Spies in Disguise: Boy in Tights by Kate Scott – review
Bethany R – Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I loved the part when Joe finds out he has to pose as a girl for his disguise because it was really funny!'
Carnegie shadowing: our top tips
Nearly 5000 groups shadow the Carnegie and Kate Greenaway awards every year - how can you join in and what's in it for you?
Henry Winkler: I didn’t read a book myself until I was 31 years old
An interview with the award-winning children's book writer of the Hank Zipzer series and dyslexia awareness campaigner – who adults of certain age will forever know as The Fonz
Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy – review
Daniel – Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I would recommend this book to readers who like fantasy and adventure because it is packed full of both.'
Love, Lucie by Marita Conlon-McKenna – review
Ellie P – Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I would recommend this book to teenage readers, especially girls as they will relate to the story'
Lola Rose by Jacqueline Wilson – review
Victoria – Millennium RIOT Readers: 'I give it a big 5/5 stars because it is so good!'
Storm Chaser (Sun Catcher Trilogy 2) by Sheila Rance – review
Cleopatra 'The book took a few chapters to actually get into, as it is slow-moving, but it starts to speed up and then is un-put-downable!'
Horrid Henry Rules the World by Francesca Simon – review
Charlotte – Millennium RIOT Readers: 'Horrid Henry Rules the World is a funny book to read and there are ten or more different stories in it'
Darren Shan’s top tips for getting reluctant readers back into reading
Are you or do you know a teenager who has stopped reading? Darren Shan has some great advice for enjoying (rather than enduring) it again, and shares some of the best books to rock your world!
North of Nowhere by Liz Kessler – review
Robert – Roskear Reviewers: 'I really enjoyed this book because it was really mysterious; my favourite part was the constant messages through the diary'