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Recent Articles in Books: children & YA

Booktrust Early Years Awards 2009
Sep 24, 2009
The Booktrust Early Years Awards, supported by the national Bookstart programme and their sponsors and the Unwin Charitable Trust, were announced on Wednesday 23 September 2009. These books make great presents.
House of Secrets by Diana Harker
Sep 17, 2009
Diana Harker's latest adventure book takes readers back to a Victorian age when children were seen and not heard. The novelty of having delicious food and living in a well-ordered house soon palls for Jane as she realises that all is not what it seems in the House of Secrets.
Roald Dahl Funny Prize 2009 - shortlist announced
Sep 8, 2009
Founded in 2008 by Michael Rosen as part of his Children's Laureateship, the Roald Dahl Funny Prize, administered by the Booktrust, is the first prize of its kind - to honour those books that simply make children laugh and comedian David Walliams, best known for his grotesque comedy creations on the BBC series Little Britain, has been shortlisted for his debut book The Boy in the Dress, illustrated by Quentin Blake.
Fifteen Animals by Sandra Boynton
Aug 10, 2009
Nicole Burroughs reviews Sandra Boynton's Fifteen Animals with baby Eva.
University A Survival Guide by Anne Coates
Jun 30, 2009

Lesley Lodge and Sharon Bexley – with, respectively, a son and a daughter just off to university – review PWT founder Anne Coates’ latest book University A Survival Guide.
How to Build an A by Sara Midda
Jun 17, 2009

How to Build an A is aimed at children aged two and older: Catherine Crampton tried it out with her son, Philip, who is two and a half.
Good Egg by Barney Saltzberg
Apr 6, 2009

Looking for a sugar-free alternative Easter treat for a toddler then Good Egg by Barney Saltzberg is absolutely perfect, writes Alex Bell.
Naxos Young Adult Classics: Jane Eyre and The Hound of the Baskervilles
Mar 14, 2009

Naxos AudioBooks launches a new range of Naxos Young Adult Classics to make classic texts more accessible to a teenage audience. The first two in series are Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Hound of the Baskervilles.
Just Henry by Michelle Magorian
Feb 6, 2009

It may be ten years since Michelle Magorian published Goodnight Mister Tom, but her latest award-winning novel Just Henry makes it worth the wait!
Facteria The Little Book of Bacteria
Jan 24, 2009

Fascinating facts that kids will love in a free booklet, Facteria The Little Book of Bacteria produced by Yakult.
Just Henry by Michelle Magorian, Egmont Press
Jan 6, 2009

Michelle Magorian Wins Costa Children's Book Award 2008 with her outstanding novel: Just Henry.

 
Fun with Hieroglyphs by Catharine H. Roehrig, British Museum Press
Nov 29, 2008

Ancient Egypt still fascinates for our children and this latest publication from the British Museum Press, Fun with Hieroglyphs by Catharine H. Roehrig, makes a great present and educational tool, writes Sue O'Neill.
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