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Stolen dreams, explosive science and scary scarecrows by various authors – children's book reviews –

How does Santa get down the chimney? Discover the answer in one of this year's best books for children. SALLY MORRIS selects the titles that will entertain and enthral all the family

SALLY MORRIS has chosen her top children's books of the year, but it's not just the kids who are going to be entertained with these charming reads.

Perfect gift books for curious youngsters by various authors – children's book reviews –

Awesome evolution, amazing galaxies and hidden history by various authors – children's book reviews –

Fall 2023 Children's Announcements: Publishers M-Q

Wonderful words, rich history and spellbinding magic by various authors – children's book reviews -

Learn how to be a word virtuoso, discover the fascinating history of four entangled nations, meet the new kid on the block who’s giving Harry Potter a run for his money, and find answers to all your most curious questions in a sunshine holiday collection of super children’s books.Age 8 plus:

Family time, super sleuths and a hero wolf by various authors - book reviews -

Enjoy a five-minute celebration of family time, share adventures with a super 21st century’s take on the Famous Five, meet a wolf who longs to be a hero, laugh out loud with the worst class in the world, and join an explosively funny monster hunt with a sparkling selection of January children’s books.

Christopher Lloyd

BIOGRAPHY Christopher Lloyd graduated from Peterhouse Cambridge with a double first class degree in History. He then worked as a news reporter and subsequently became Technology Correspondent on The Sunday Times. In 2000 he was hired to run Oxford-based education software company Immersive Education. In 2006 he was inspired to write his first book, What on Earth Happened?, while he and his wife home-educated their two daughters. It went on to sell more than 500,000 copies and was translated into 15 languages. In 2010 Lloyd founded children’s non-fiction publishing house What on Earth Publishing, along with illustrator Andy Forshaw, to help young people (and adults) learn about the real world in a more interconnected way. Lloyd teamed up with Sir Robert Worcester, the founder of market research company MORI, and U.S. publisher Nancy Feresten in 2015 to build the business in the U.S. and overseas. In 2019 the company created a joint venture with Encyclopedia Britannica and launched a new imprint, Britannica Books, with the flagship title