Discover the 2014 Carnegie medal longlist
Find out more about the 20 children's books in the running for the prestigious Carnegie medal
Who should my daughters dress up as on World Book Day?
From Pippi Longstocking to Alice, here are some great ideas for girls who want to dress up as their fictional heroines
Monkey and Me by David Gilman – review
Kat Winter: 'I haven't read anything like this book before'
Wonder by R. J. Palacio – review
The Dormouse : 'The positive feedback covering the inside pages and back cover of my copy could only begin to describe the great emotional journey that is Wonder'
Five Get Into A Fix By Enid Blyton – review
Bookworm Reader : 'I found this book very exciting and I'm sure you will too'
Winter Damage by Natasha Carthew – review
sagey: 'This book was brilliant from start to finish. I couldn't put it down and was desperate to see how it all ended'
The Penderwicks by Jeanne Birdsall – review
KatieDoglovesbooks: 'Anyone would enjoy The Penderwicks because there are lots of fun bits in it'
Your stories: Time by Butterfly Rainbow – poem
An acrostic poem from site member Butterfly Rainbow about the ticking hands of time
Reader reviews roundup
YOUR REVIEWS: It's the biggest book reviews roundup in the world, including (in no particular order): friendship, spooks, spoons and some exotic Arabian stories
Pip Jones’s top 10 cats in children’s books
From adorable Mog to the more villainous Slinky Malinki and Macavity and the downright nasty Mrs Norris, children's fiction is packed full of unforgettable felines. Discover 10 of the best
Dork Diaries: Party Time by Rachel Renee Russell – review
Livi: 'I simply adore this book because it captures every essence of the life of a middle school dork'
Papertoy Monsters by Brian Castleforte – review
Aisha's Craft Hands: 'This book is great for all ages because it doesn't just let you read it, you can interact with it as well!'
Harvey Drew and the Bin Men from Outer Space by Cas Lester – review
Aisha's Craft Hands: 'I think everyone deserves to read it and be blown away with how amazing it is!'
How to Sound Really Clever by Hubert van den Bergh – review
JuliaRoberts1234: 'This book was a phenomenal, facetious, compelling and engaging look into the fascinating world of words'
The Spook’s Apprentice by Joseph Delaney – review
Ink Blot: 'Just when I wanted the book to carry on, it ended! This will certainly be a series I would like to keep reading'