Sport in fiction – quiz Team GB is going for gold this week - and so are we! Will you be a champion or an also-ran as we test your knowledge of sport in fiction?
Monster High 4: Back and Deader Than Ever by Lisi Harrision – review elie8899'a good plot...I liked it, but I feel it is more of a teen book as there are a few swears and rude/inappropriate terms'
Your stories: The friendship that developed over lateness by ellathebookworm ellathebookworm: 'My bus, the evening one, is horribly late. What makes it worse is that I am the only one waiting'
Farm Boy by Michael Morpurgo – review newyorker: 'I think Michael Morpurgo could have put in more about when Joey was in Word War One and his relationship with Albert'
Emma Barnes’s top 10 books with wolves The author of Wolfie picks her favourite wolves in fiction, from the Big Bads of fairytales to a boy's friend in the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness
Clarice Bean: Utterly Me by Lauren Child – review Pearl: 'When I finished I started it all over again!'
Top writing tips: Robert Muchamore Bestselling author of the CHERUB series shares his top tips for writing fiction, from planning plots to creating tension
The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman – review Bookworm 11: 'I recommend this to a person who likes an extremely action packed book with emotion but doesn't mind a challenge'
Farewell from site member Dannii A member from the very beginning, Dannii says farewell to the site as she turns 18 and looks back over everything she's learned
School of Fear by Gitty Daneshvari – review HorseLover3000: 'It could do with a lot more action. However I loved the ending'
The name of this book is a secret by Pseudonymous Bosch – review Bookworm 11: 'I enjoyed this book as it is extremely frightening and a edge of the seat read'
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever by Jeff Kinney – review Alfred007: 'It was my reading book but I had to give it back so I was angry but decided I would buy it!'
The Mystery of the Missing Masterpiece by Helen Moss – review Alfred007: 'I would give it a ten out of ten. I can't say anything bad about it'
The Lost Island of Tamarind by Nadia Aguiar – review Esther37: 'This book helped me to think about what growing up means to me'
The False Prince by Jennifer Neilsen – review Cleopatra: 'I would strongly recommend this to anyone who is a great fan of reading!'