The Impossible Boy by Mark Griffiths – review
Hetty99: 'This book was funny, thrilling and impossible to put down'
Mr. Stink by David Walliams – review
hibob8: 'David Walliams will make your day!'
John McNally’s top 10 true or false science facts
Does a Polo mint really light up when broken in half? Sometimes truth is stranger than fiction… here are 10 of the best crazy science "facts" – see if you can tell the true from false!
Middle School: How I Got Lost In London By James Patterson – review
ABitCrazy 'Middle School: How I Got Lost In London', has a little bit of everything; history, ghosts, bullying, revenge, romance, comedy, geography: In total I think it's an excellent read...'
Jack Pepper by Sarah Lean – review
Lottie Longshanks: 'This is a heart-warming story about a beautiful little dog that every reader will be longing to meet'
What should I wear on World Book Day?
Here are some great ideas and top tips for World Book Day costumes. Tell us what you are you going to wear by emailing childrens.books@theguardian.com and we'll add them to this article
Just Henry by Michelle Magorian – review
Lottie Longshanks: 'This book is set five years after the Second World War, in a community where memories from the war still affect the way people think about each other'
Circus of Thieves and the Raffle of Doom by William Sutcliffe – review
Poppy: 'Most of the characters had adventurous spirits and personalities'
Storm Catchers by Tim Bowler – review
Japanmomiji 'WARNING" Do Not Read In The Dark!'
What books will help children feel good about wearing glasses?
Harry Potter has done wonders for wearers of specs across the world but which picture books will inspire positive feelings in younger children about seeing life through a lens? The Book Doctor investigates
Quickfire interview: Rick Yancey
The winner of the Red House children's book award 2014 with his sci fi novel The 5th Wave takes on the Guardian children's books quickfire interview
The Girl Who Soared Over Fairyland and Cut the Moon in Two by Catherynne M Valente – review
SophieScribe: 'The plot is a whirlwind, simple and full of humour, yet fast paced, unputdownable, and forever changing direction'
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire – review
BookWorm: 'I recommend this book to bookworms who can't choose what sort of book they like best: mystery or adventure.'
The Mark of the Horse Lord by Rosemary Sutcliff – review
Sophiescribe: 'The plot was fascinating and gripping, while it still held all the qualities of a time proven children's classic'