Packed full of hilarity (and sometimes a little bit of mischief!) from beginning to end, these picture books for under fives are positively giggle-inducing.

From the beloved Moomins to Mildred Hubble, these treasured tales full of well-loved characters have been captivating readers for years. They’re exciting, enchanting, and downright classics.

Discover the best fantasy books for children, set in far off worlds you can only dream of.

Are you a troublemaker like Toad? Responsible like Ratty? Or mellow like Mole? Take our quiz now to see which character you're most like from The Wind in the Willows.

So, you're planning a sleepover but do you know what type of sleepover? Do you want to have a film night? Or to camp out under the stars? Take our quiz to find out!

They're full of otherworldly adventures and unforgettable characters. Take our fun personality quiz and we'll recommend you the perfect classic book to read next.

Author Roxie Nafousi began manifesting in her late twenties to make her life better. In this extract from her new book Manifest for Kids!, she shares the way in which kids can begin to unlock this superpower.

The Best Sleepover in the World is the long-awaited sequel to Jacqueline Wilson’s hugely popular Sleepovers. Read this exclusive extract from the brand new book.

May, Nuala and Eric are back in the second instalment of The Ministry of Unladylike Activity series. As the newest recruits of Britain's secret agency, it has been arranged for the trio to stay on a quiet street near the Ministry. However, not long after they arrive, a body turns up in a house down the street...

The ocean powers our blue planet, yet there's still so much we don't know about it. Here are our favourite facts about the ocean and its creatures.

Mary Seacole is most well known for her brave work during The Crimean War but did you know she was also an intrepid traveller? Here are some of our favourite facts about this pioneering nurse and businesswoman.

Did you know that Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution caused quite a stir in the 19th century? Here are a few of our favourite facts about evolution.

The author of City of Stolen Magic on Jane Austen, listening to audiobooks in the bath, and being a guinea pig for trainee psychologists at Oxford.

The author of Momo Arashima Steals the Sword of the Wind on secretly wanting to be a rock star, inviting Murasaki Shikibu over for dinner, and her ideal writing scenario.

To celebrate the release of her new book Saving Neverland, we caught up with Abi to ask her our 21 questions about life and literature.