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The previous discussions:
Sports books are only for boys!! Do you agree or disagree. Tell us why.
Do you think stories for children should have a happy ending?
Spy Vs Fantasy. Which do you prefer and why?
Which is your favourite Harry Potter book and why? Remember not to give the plot away.
Nothing is too controversial to be read by children! What do you think?
Do you ever read a book more than once?
What books did you get for Christmas?
Is book 13 'The End' in Lemony Snicket's 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' a good end to the series?
Which book do you think should get the next big book award and why?
Who's your favourite spy character and why?
Txtn is dstryn d Eng lang.
Wt dyu fnk?
If you could only take one book to a desert island, which one would you take and why?
How do you decide which books to read?
Should we have to read Shakespeare at school?
Tell us what you think of 'Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince'
Are graphic novels real books?
What is your favourite and least favourite book genre?
The new Harry Potter bookjacket has now been unveiled!
What do you think will happen in the book?
Thursday 3rd March 2005 is World Book Day - what do you think is the world's best book?
Should teenage books be illustrated and why?
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events: the movie V the books - your verdict?
If you could meet any book character who would you meet and why?
What do you like about the new look 11-14 area and what else would you like to see?
What are your best and worst books?
If you were a book character who would you be and why?
Tell us what your favourite 'classics' books are and why
Book Awards - Do you think they should be judged by young people or adults?
Do you think that certain genres have characters that appeal more to one gender than the other.
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