Your stories: Twilight by Butterfly Rainbow
Are you ready for the follow-up to The Unknown? Prepare to be scared!
Rebecca’s Rules by Anna Carey – review
ButterflyRainbow: 'I really liked this book and I think most of you, readers, would too because it is in the form of a diary'
Gods and Warriors by Michelle Paver – review
TheoWolfTiger: 'I would reluctantly recommend this book to a modern fantasy lover, but Wolf Brother is far superior!'
Children’s fiction prize book club: The Boy Who Swam With Piranhas by David Almond and Oliver Jeffers
David Almond and Oliver Jeffers's rollicking adventure set in a circus, The Boy Who Swam With Piranhas, is the eighth book in the Guardian children's fiction prize book club - what do you think?
The Silent World by Capt. Jacques-Yves Cousteau – review
tintin: 'I enjoy books on astronomy, however, I did not realize that an equally fascinating world existed under the surface of water'
Reader reviews roundup
The theme of this weeks roundup is conflict - personal and political - although there's still space for a paper boy and a magic platform!
Children’s fiction prize book club: The Wall by William Sutcliffe
William Sutcliffe's story of a boy who goes on a journey of discovery when he finds a way to cross the wall that divides his community from another is the seventh book in the Guardian children's fiction prize book club - what do you think?
Your stories: The Unknown by Butterfly Rainbow
Butterfly Rainbow: 'The night was alive with fear and memories'
Children’s fiction prize book club: Liar & Spy by Rebecca Stead
Rebecca Stead's adventure about a boy who embarks on a journey of self-discovery when he tries to escape his problems at home, Liar & Spy, is the sixth book in the Guardian children's fiction prize book club - what do you think?
The Wreck of the Zanzibar by Michael Morpurgo – review
silvercrab: 'the author keeps the characters very real and as a reader, I felt very involved in their lives'
Wimpy Kid fans: new Hard Luck cover revealed!
Are you a Diary of a Wimpy Kid fan eagerly awaiting the next installment of Greg Heffley's adventures? Discover the title, cover and story outline of the latest book in the series
The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chainani – review
SophieScribe: 'This is set to fast become one of the most read books on my shelves!'
Which books should we take on a family holiday in Wales?
Book doctor: A land rich in mythology has a tales for every age and occasion, from The Mabinogion to Ivor the Engine
Mysterium: The Black Dragon by Julian Segdwick – review
SophieScribe: 'It was a real page turner, keeping me hooked from start to finish'
The Accidental Time Traveller by Janis Mackay – review
ChristopherW: 'I found it interesting to see the things Agatha was surprised about in the modern world - things are much noisier now than in 1812!'