Kash Patel's children's book trilogy portrays a magical struggle against conspiracy theorists, where characters like King Donald and Hillary Queenton battle for truth amidst political lies.
To mark 70 years since Kay Thompson's beloved children's character first took up residence in the "room on the tippy-top floor," the Plaza Hotel is hosting a free, two-day celebration packed with sugary treats, scavenger hunts and serious nostalgia.
"As a parent, it's hard to miss those pivotal moments. It's important for children to know that there is a purpose behind them. I wanted to offer assurance and relay an important message: Everything will be OK."
"Federico and the Wolf is a cute take on Little Red Riding Hood where the main character is a little boy with a red hoodie, offering rhythmic text and a smattering of Spanish words that engage young readers."
At a time of widespread public anxiety about the decline in boys' reading habits and the rise of toxic influencers, male friendship and masculinity were front and centre on the shortlist.
A popular children's character is to be celebrated with a brand new coin. The Royal Mint will be launching a 50p coin featuring Zog, the beloved dragon from Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's cherished children's book.
Cleopatra: The Woman Behind the Stories is a well-researched, beautifully illustrated children's book that decodes the life of Egypt's last queen while dispelling enduring myths.
"I was sure The Eyes & the Impossible was a once in a lifetime book," Eggers' editor, Melanie Nolan said in a statement. "So I was very, very happy to be proven wrong when Dave hinted that Johannes and Bertrand had more adventures in store, and that opossums might somehow be involved."
It was frightening. I never knew which dad I was going to get. When I walked into the house from school, I dreaded going inside because I didn't know whether he was going to be angry or loving.
Children's book authors often publish more than one book in a year, so it's more likely to happen in that category. - Susan Moore, Literary Arts' director of programs for writers.