Maps by Aleksandra Mizielinska and Daniel Mizielinski – review
BookTrain125: 'it did not have all the countries, which was disappointing. Other than that it was fascinating'
Reader reviews roundup
YOUR REVIEWS: Some vile visitors have come a-knocking at the site, and we're turning invisible (and so is JK Rowling!) Haven't a clue what we're on about? Enter this week's reader reviews roundup and find out...
Fire and Roses by Fiona Dunbar – review
HGirl1000: 'Whenever I picked up the book I couldn't put it down again because if I did I would be left on a cliff hanger'
I’m Dougal Trump and It’s Not My Fault! by Jackie Marchant – review
ChristopherW: 'I didn't think it would be very good. I was very wrong!'
Warrior Cats Midnight: The New Prophecy by Erin Hunter – review
YOLO: 'I really enjoyed this book and I thought it was so full of description'
Boys: Why don’t you write?
A survey has found that boys think that creative writing is uncool. Do you?
Liar and Spy by Rebecca Stead – review
Geek Girl: 'It's original, and well written; a fantastic combination for any work of fiction'
Which pop-up books match up to Jan Pieńkowski’s The Haunted House?
From simple Spot books to volumes of ambitious three-dimensional images, paper engineering can bring both imaginary worlds and more familiar subjects to life
Children’s Sticker Atlas of the World – review
Raindrop: 'It's an amazing book with loads of brilliant pictures'
Vile Visitors by Diana Wynne Jones – review
Cleopatra 'I would rate this great story 10 out of 10! It made me laugh loads'
The Fabulous Four Fish Fingers by Jason Beresford – review
Velociraptor 'The Fish Fingers show that by working together, not giving up and being brave, they can prevent bad things from happening'
A Horse Called Hero by Sam Angus – review
Sim: 'A Horse Called Hero is an entertaining read and the inclusion of emotional letters from father to son brings the story to life and will melt the hardest heart'
Fiddle and the Falling Tower by Alison Jolly – review
Sim: 'Fiddle and the Falling Tower is a delightful, enjoyable read'
Tiger Thief by Michaela Clarke – review
Cookonthebrightside: 'Even though the plot is huge and bursting with different ideas, the way that the author carefully crafts the scenes make you understand everything'
Reader reviews roundup
We're diving back in time, forging into the future, arching across the Atlantic and charging across the Channel this week! Did you bring your passports?