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Horatio Clare and Penny Thomas win the Branford Boase award
Aubrey and the Terrible Yoot wins the award for first-time children’s authors and their editors
Judith Kerr wins BookTrust lifetime achievement award 2016
Tiger Who Came to Tea and Mog author is celebrated for her outstanding contributions to children’s literature
David Baddiel wins funniest book for middle grade children
Funny books are celebrated as the winners of the inaugural Laugh Out Loud book awards (The Lollies) are announced by Michael Rosen
Chris Riddell wins the Kate Greenaway medal with The Sleeper and the Spindle
Sarah Crossan wins the Carnegie medal with verse novel One
Pugs and cats steal the Indie Bookshop Week children's book awards 2016
Sarah McIntyre and Philip Reeve’s frozen pugs and Emily MacKenzie’s amazing knitting cat reign supreme in this year’s Independent Bookshop Week children’s book awards
My Headteacher is a Vampire Rat wins Children’s Book Award 2016
Pamela Butchart and illustrator Thomas Flintham are crowned overall winners of this year’s Children’s Book Award
'Refugee' is children's word of the year, declares Oxford University Press
The migrant crisis sparks children’s imagination at Radio 2’s creative writing competition 500 Words
Sarah Crossan wins the Irish children's book of the year
A moving story of conjoined twins written in verse sweeps to victory at the Children’s Books Ireland awards 2016, with Louise O’Neill receiving the Honour award
How do I join the Summer Reading Challenge 2016?
PJ Lynch is Ireland's new children's laureate
My Brother is a Superhero wins best children's book award
David Solomons beats JK Rowling, Terry Pratchett and David Walliams in the British Book Industry awards with his debut children’s book – and we caught up with him at the ceremony
I Am Henry Finch wins Little Rebels children’s book award 2016
Alexis Deacon and Viviane Schwarz’s groundbreaking philosophy book for toddlers is crowned the most radical children’s book of the year
Exclusive! Cover reveal from Veronica Roth's new book, Carve the Mark
Carve the Mark, the new book by Divergent author Veronica Roth, will be published next year, but we’ve got big news: check out the UK cover right here, right now – plus we want your questions for Veronica!
Patrick Ness and all-day Harry Potter celebration are latest Yalc announcements
The latest names to be added to the Young Adult Literature Convention (Yalc) bill include Patrick Ness, Juno Dawson and and an all-day Harry Potter celebration
John Green fights back against banning of Looking for Alaska
Looking for Alaska has been named the most complained about book of 2015 in America for it’s ‘offensive language’ and ‘sexually explicit descriptions’ – we report on John Green’s response to the news
Frogs and feelings feature on School Library Association's non-fiction prize shortlist
From frogs and feelings to astronauts and Shakespeare, the School Library Association Award celebrates some of the best non–fiction for children.
Calling young poets: be part of Dylan Thomas's Great Poem
Entries for the Dylan’s Great Poem competition open 28 April and you only need to write four lines to be in with a chance of winning
Mo Farah helps make a new children's picture book
Mobots at the ready everyone! As seven times world champion, double Olympic gold medalist and reading fan, Mo Farah brings us Ready, Steady, Mo!
Louise O'Neill's Asking for It is being made for TV
A controversial, powerful and wildly lauded teen book about rape is being made for the small screen, and author Louise O’Neill is co-writing the script
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