Here come the girls! This collection of seriously sassy stories feature the boldest, bravest, and most brilliant girls in kids fiction. Prepare to be inspired.

It’s important for children and LGBTQIA+ families to see themselves reflected in books. It’s also important for those who are not directly part of the community to learn about acceptance and equality. So, we’ve picked out the best children’s boo

When he’s not making music as a member of pop band McFly or being a father of three, Tom Fletcher is writing children’s books. From laugh-out-loud stories about a dinosaur who poops a lot to dystopian YA fiction, he’s an author who can turn his

Shipwreck Island, the sequel to Orphans of the Tide, continues to follow Ellie and Seth on their journey for freedom and peace. Having escaped the dreaded Inquisition, the pair are now sailing across the ocean in search of an island to call home

Billie Upton Green aka B.U.G. (although don't ever call her BUG!) has started her own diary. Billie's teacher wants her to use her new jotter to practice her spellings but that's the WORST IDEA EVER. Instead, Billie has begun to jot down and doo

Create your own magical invention and spot the difference with these fun activity sheets inspired by the brand-new adventures of Peter Rabbit in Head Over Tail.

Summer is here so we’ve made a list of fun book-inspired things to do during the holidays. From afternoon tea with Peter Rabbit to starting your own book club, how many of our summer activities are you going to do?

If you enjoyed reading Fidget the Wonder Dog you’ll love our cute puppy craft. All you need is some paper, a pencil and pens, and the following simple origami steps.

The author of the global phenomenon that is Diary of a Wimpy Kid on having pizza with Bob Dylan, the importance of being a good reader, and writing at a cemetery.

The actor and author of fantasy adventure The Hatmakers on inviting Shakespeare over for dinner, the power of swimming in the sea and writing in sprints.