Picture books
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The dangerous beauty of sharks, sisters in 18th-century England, the biology of the brain and more - plus the best new YA novels
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The award-winning poet has written his first picture book, Can Bears Ski?, after being unable to find any children’s titles with a deaf protagonist
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Editorial: When a Nobel-prizewinning novelist turns to illustrated fiction, it’s time to question assumptions
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Run simultaneously with the Kate Greenaway medal for illustration, judges say this year’s finalists should inspire and empower their young readers
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A hilarious spy mission; a maritime adventure; a lipstick rampage; a celebration of black youth and more
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Secrets in the second world war, great female scientists, a wonder dog, a slug in love and more
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Responses from 60,000 young readers show 33% feel unrepresented, with an even worse picture among poorer and minority ethnic readers
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According to UK study, just 5% of children’s books have black, Asian or minority ethnic protagonists – a small improvement from 1% in 2017
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The creator of the patchwork elephant and Mr Benn has won the BookTrust lifetime achievement award. He reflects on his career and explains why his best ideas come to him in the bath
Children's book reviews round-up Picture books for children – reviews