Children's book of the week, May 4

The Sunday Times review by Nicolette Jones

Meet Perry Moore, caped crusader for gay superheroes

Sarah Maslin Nir hears from the author of a new children's novel that takes on comic-book stereotypes

The Dragonfly Pool (9+) by Eva Ibbotson

Children's book of the week: Minty and Tink by Emma Chichester Clark

The Sunday Times children's book of the week, April 13, 2008

The Sunday Times children's book of the week, April 27, 2008

The Sunday Times review

Newes From the Dead, The Nostradamus Prophecy, Bearkeeper

Historical fiction for children is at its best when the research doesn't get in the way of the story, says Amanda Craig

Once Upon a Time in the North, Hurricane Gold, What Katy Did, My Sister Jodie

Christina Hardyment's children's audiobook round-up

JK Rowling tells of Potter copyright fears

Harry Potter author warns of a torrent of pirating of her work if judge allows unauthorised lexicon to be published

I don't want to cry - I'm British, says J. K. Rowling

The Sunday Times children's book of the week, April 6, 2008

Philip Pullman's Once Upon a Time in the North: the beginning of a beautiful friendship

Tom Trueheart and the Land of Dark Stories by Ian Beck and The Game by Diana Wynne Jones

The Sunday Times paperback picks of the week: March 30, 2008

Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance by Atul Gawande and Margaret Atwood's picturebook for 4- to 6-year-olds, Up in the Tree

Interview: Anthony McGowan

A new novel takes a sharp look at knife crime among teenagers. Amanda Craig meets the author

The Sunday Times best children's books for Easter

Nicolette Jones chooses a cheering selection of books to keep children amused throughout the Easter holidays

Emily Diamand interview and exclusive Reavers extract

Exclusive interview with Philip Pullman

The bestselling author reveals the forces that have helped to shape his new novella featuring the early lives of characters from His Dark Materials

The Bone Magician by FE Higgins

The Sunday Times review by Nicolette Jones. The second novel by one of the most impressive new talents in children’s writing

The Love Curse of the Rumbaughs by Jack Gantos

The Sunday Times review by Nicolette Jones. An extraordinary tale about the curse of loving your mother too much. Enjoyable

The best writers on the best children's books: World Book Day 2008 exclusive

Meg Rosoff, Eoin Colfer, Melvin Burgess and Jonathan Stroud introduce Puffin's finest classics, plus a competition to win the books

Melvin Burgess introduces The Call of the Wild by Jack London

'This is a romance about the wild places. In one sense, it's the wilderness that is the true hero of the book'