Secret Agent Jack Stalwart: The Hunt for the Yeti Skull: Nepal by Elizabeth Singer Hunt – review
ChristopherW: 'I liked the book because it made me want to be a secret agent like Jack!'
The Remarkable Odyssey of Mr McCool by Jonathan Tulloch – review
Lottie Longshanks: I enjoyed reading this book and I especially liked some links with legends that I know such as Androcles and the lion.
Tom Gates is Absolutely Fantastic (At Some Things) by Liz Pichon – review
ChristopherW: 'Tom doodles monsters and aliens, and these pictures are all through the story, which made the book look really cool'
Really Weird Removals.com by Daniela Sacerdoti – review
Sapphirebooklover: 'It's sense of action and fantasy has truth at its middle, echoing our own feelings and lives too'
Chinese Cinderella by Adeline Yen Mah – review
Read-O-Holic: 'This book is one of the most inspiring books I have ever read'
W.A.R.P: The Reluctant Assassin by Eoin Colfer – review
Buki: 'your heart will beat so fast that you won't even feel the individual beats!'
The Medusa Project: The Set-Up by Sophie McKenzie – review
sniffiewhiskers: 'When I finished this book, it felt like waking up from a beautiful nightmare'
The Treasure House by Linda Newbery – review
strawberry5555: I love how the story ends everything falling into place like a jigsaw puzzle
Reader reviews roundup
You know it's that time of the week again... Popular topics among our young reviewers this week involved mortality, romance – and a Panda called Ping!
Spring has finally sprung – quiz
It's finally happened - spring has arrived! With the warm weather on its way how well do you know your fictional spring themed stories?
Nice to Meet You: My Story by Jessie J – review
ABitCrazy: 'I borrowed it from the library and read it for 5 hours and 15 minutes flat and hardly put it down!'
Pop! by Catherine Bruton – review
Hetty99: 'I have to say, this book is absolute dynamite'
Phil Earle: Where I write
The author of Heroic and Saving Daisy reveals where he does all his writing – and it's probably not where you'd expect…
My top five books that make you want to travel
Doesn't the weather make you wish it was holiday time already? But of course, when you're reading a book you can always travel...
The Queen and the Nobody Boy by Barbara Else – review
Ellathebookworm: 'Else makes the book into something that you just can't tear yourself away from!'