Category: Children’s Fiction and Nonfiction

National Trust: I Am the Seed That Grew the Tree: A Nature Poem for Every Day of the Year (Poetry Collections)

A nature poem for every day of the year.

I threw out the old board books with their torn-off flaps and chewed corners...

Where, in children's literature, do we reward simple, enduring decency with a prize that children might actually want?

Gorgeous illustrated, wordless children's book.
'I need another book now,' said my son, 'to read until my throat is OK.'

A couple of lovely craft books for kids.

Books, books, books, books, books (and ice-cream).

Sweet book -- think Narnia for younger kids. Fantastic for seven-year-olds, and mums.

There's only one way to find out whether a book will be read and enjoyed, or not.

The Lost Words, a "modern spell book" about wildlife, written by Robert Macfarlane and illustrated by Jackie Morris.

Love these.

'Come here, look! Look!'

With short stories, is it OK if nothing happens?

What are the best non-fiction books for children aged 3-12y? Did you have a reference book that you loved as much as a novel?

Bring me your beautiful, ugly, weird, and furry books.

I'm trying to help build a kids' library -- looking for brilliant book ideas.