Children and teenagers
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Editors' picks
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Damien Hirst's one-time assistant Lauren Child is now a bestselling children's author and illustrator, but, as Kate Kellaway finds out, she is discovering even greater contentment as an ambassador for Unesco -
Joanna Carey meets this year's winner of the Kate Greenaway medal, Emily Gravett
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Publishers' plans to introduce age ranging guidance onto children's books have met with fierce opposition from authors including Philip Pullman, Anne Fine and Michael Rosen.
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The movie Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging is based on a book many adolescent girls know by heart. Alice Wignall explores the power of teenage literary passions
Most recent
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How utterly, splendidly ripping
Aug 20 2008:Lucy Mangan says hurrah for the 'nanny-narrator' who introduced her and countless others to the joys of reading
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Aug 19 2008:
Derek Draper: Meghan McCain has eulogised her father in an illustrated children's book called My Dad, John McCain
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Aug 16 2008:
Memories are made of this at Edinburgh, blood and bottoms to get boys reading, an attack on Obama
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Aug 10 2008:
Raymond Briggs's Snowman and Bogeyman are loved by millions. Rachel Cooke talks to him about his life and art
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Aug 9 2008:
Review: Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl
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Aug 9 2008:
Review: Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson
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Aug 9 2008:
Review: Outcast by Michelle Paver
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Aug 9 2008:
Review: The Sword in the Stone by TH White
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Aug 6 2008:
Obituary: Witty and inventive children's book illustrator famed for her Narnia drawings
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Aug 5 2008:
Breaking Dawn, the heavily embargoed final novel in American author Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series, was published in the UK yesterday, and sold over 20,000 copies in its first 24 hours on sale
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Competition,
Aug 5 2008:
A chance to see the creator of Artemis Fowl deliver his acclaimed stage show
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Aug 3 2008:
2-5 years childrens' books roundup: All manner of animal - and dinosaur - magic is evident in a rich collection of illustrated books
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Aug 3 2008:
13-16 years teenagers' books roundup: McCormick offers an unflinching picture of a life unimaginable to most young readers
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Aug 3 2008:
8-13 years childrens' books roundup: A batch of new books deploys some talented heroines to deal with terrifying baddies named Adolf, Igor and Vlad
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Jul 30 2008:
Obituary: Creator of the skinny, satanic-looking Borribles
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