Alice Miranda Takes the Lead by Jacqueline Harvey – review Poppy68: 'I liked this book because it was page-turning and I always found myself on the edge of my seat'
Polly Dunbar’s top 10 books that would make great puppet shows From Elmer to Dr Seuss, the children's puppeteer picks the stories she'd most like to adapt
Lemonade Sky by Jean Ure – review RomyH: 'The thing I love about this book is that a lot of real life facts are woven into a children's book'
Lottie Biggs Is Not Mad by Hayley Long – review sagey: 'I loved this book because I found it absolutely hilarious'
Sea of Whispers by Tim Bowler – review TimeRider12: 'If you like philosophical, calming reads (with a few page turning bits mixed in) then this is definitely for you'
Young writers award gives two new authors £10,000 deals Katie Coyle and Joe Ducie chosen to receive Guardian Hot Key Books Young Writers prizes
Comet in Moominland by Tove Jansson – review TheoWolfTiger 'It has a very good plot, characters with depth and even a slightly philosophical view on things!'
Dork Diaries: Dear Dork by Rachel Renee Russel – review Butterfly Rainbow: 'It has a girly sense of humour and is a pleasure to read'
Liar and Spy by Rebecca Stead – review googleyeyes: 'I absolutely adored this book, it becomes very emotional near the end, which leaves you wanting more'
Dork Diaries: Skating Sensation by Rachel Renee Russell – review Butterfly Rainbow: 'I loved reading this book! It was a roller coaster ride'
Weird World of Wonders: Funny Inventions by Tony Robinson – review ChristopherW: 'My favourite part of the book was about an automatic boomerang'
An Abundance of Katherines by John Green – review Lydia 'It's really just a touching tale of friendship, travelling and a little bit of romance'
Sorrowline by Niel Bushnell – review Butterfly Rainbow: 'This book is a terrific, scary time-travel thriller'