Raised by Wolves by Jennifer Lynn Barnes – review
hanhans: 'The book was very intriguing from the very start to the end. The plot line was unique and kept me reading.'
Colour Her Dead by Celia Rees – review
ABitCrazy: 'I love this book so much!'
Spirit and Dust by Rosemary Clement-Moore – review
ABitCrazy: 'I really enjoyed the start but I think the end ruined any joy I ever had of it. I wouldn't read it again'
Win a Lostmy.name personalised book – competition
We've got five fabulous Lostmy.name books to give away, where you decide the name of the story's hero or heroine
Minnie Piper: The Ladybird Code by Caroline Juskus – review
Mimi123: 'The way the author wrote was tremendous! And she put in some random funny things that were made up!'
Meet new Horrid Henry character Norwegian Norris
Meet the new Horrid Henry character chosen by Francesca Simon from all the entries in our competition
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by John Boyne – review
Awesome-Charlie: 'I think it was a great book putting into perspective what Jews had to go through and that this happened less than 70 years ago!'
Star Crossed by Jo Cotterill – review
ABitCrazy: 'I will definitely be reading all of the others and I can't wait!'
Richelle Mead: ‘The Doctor can go pretty much anywhere you can imagine, no matter how crazy it might seem’
US fantasy author Richelle Mead has written a new Doctor Who story, focusing on the sixth Doctor, who was played by Colin Baker. Guardian children's site member Patrick interviewed her about the story and her Doctor Who memories
Book trilogies and series – what’s the point?
It can be frustrating to be on tenterhooks for the next volume in a series to be published but a great trilogy is worth the wait
By Any Other Name by Laura Jarrett – review
XoXo, Bookworm_89: 'Holly Latham's story is so real, so raw, that I felt I was living it right there with her'
Reader reviews roundup
Missing pet spiders, haunted houses and gut-wrenching teen fiction are among the topics discussed in your reviews this week!
In the Nick of Time by Robert Swindells – review
cute cat: 'There's a surprise waiting for you at the very end...'
Mark Lowery’s top 10 embarrassing moments in children’s books
Ouch…Brace yourself for 10 of the most cringingly squirmy scenes in fiction, as chosen by Pants Are Everything author Mark Lowery