Nory really, really wants to be able to turn herself into a fluffy black kitten. Only then will she be able to gain entry to the...

Tiga Whicabim might be a big witch, but she still isn't very good at spells. Even her best friends (Peggy and Fluffanora) have to hide...

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Here you will find a fine historical thriller, with lots of bang for your buck. Christopher Rowe is apprenticed to the alchemist Benedict...

Recently, when scrabbling around for creative writing ideas for our Junior Comics Club, I was drawn to the Story World cards, concieved...

Amani's spent her whole life in the dead-end desert town of Dustwalk, where girls are expected to do as they're told, keep their mouths...

“For those people who might be hearing this who think that children’s and YA fiction is not their thing, please do come and...

A foolish king who hides his children in an impenetrable maze. A vengeful queen weaving strange magic. Brothers turned into swans, and a...

Peter Pan by J. M. Barrie & Paul Hess, retold by Libby Hamilton The tale of Peter Pan lends itself well to pop-up, perhaps even more so...

Peekaboo by Guliano Ferri Beautiful in its simplicity. Lift the flaps, whether they be wings or paws or hooves, away from each page to...

It Might Be an Apple by Shinsuke Yoshitake An odd picture book on the margins of philosophy and epistemology that suggests we should...

El Deafo by Cece Bell A moving graphic momoir about growing up deaf, wanting to fit in and finding a best friend. Cece's alter-ego, 'El...