Sweet Hearts: Model Behaviour by Jo Cotterill – review
Awesome-Charlie: 'It was a real page-turner at some parts but others I wanted to almost put it down'
Red House children’s book award: vote for the shortlist now
Patrick Ness stole the limelight last year - who will scoop this year's award? It's your decision
How to Seize a Dragon’s Jewel, by Cressida Cowell – review
SilverRoo: 'This is a touching and mysterious story that always leaves you wanting more'
Lola Rose by Jacqueline Wilson – review
Sapphirebooklover: 'Lola Rose also has a lot of unexpected turns packed inside, and has some really memorable characters!'
A Hero for WondLa by Tony DiTerlizzi – review
HighKick: 'Then about a week ago I found this book in the library so I immediately checked it out.'
The Worst Thing About My Sister By Jacqueline Wilson – review
Madster: 'I think this is an excellent book, and has you thinking how important family is'
Opal Moonbaby by Maudie Smith – review
Amazed Earthling: 'This is a great book which has real-life parts such as losing your friends and lots of funny, zany twists'
A Greyhound of a Girl by Roddy Doyle: Guardian young critics’ awards review
Lucy Kennedy: 'I absolutely loved this book. I liked the characters, the plot and the style of writing'
The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart – review
lilyana: 'I liked this book because it is a very mysterious kind of story'
NaNoWriMo – could you write a whole novel in a month?
Think you could be the next JK Rowling? It's time to put pen to paper and make your imagination come alive - NaNoWriMo for kids has arrived
Missing Me by Sophie McKenzie – review
Awesome-Charlie: 'It made me laugh, it nearly made me cry'
Dreadfully Deadly History by Clive Gifford – review
ellie8899: 'This book is really good and you can learn loads of stuff to shock your friends and your teachers'
My top five hilarious stories
The Saltburn Story Club have got all the funniest stories in the land and out them together in this list. Have they got you laughing with joy or in a stitch?
School of Fear – Class is Not Dismissed by Gitty Daneshvari – review
HorseLover3000: 'The book is very well written as it made me almost want to scream at Hyacinth to shut up and go away!'
Sparkle and Belle’s Story by Sarah Hawkins – review
Scribblekeeks: 'I think that girls will enjoy this book because it's about 2 girls, it has a lot of friendship in it and the jokes are good!'