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Autumn 2019 – best new children’s and YA books – our picks
Last updated on by Tom Tolkien
Here’s our selection of top new children’s books coming out in autumn 2019 (September, October, November, December). These reading recommendations include picture books, early and middle-grade fiction; young adult novels and non-fiction for children aged 5-13.
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Autumn 2019 new children’s books – our recommendations
New picture books for autumn 2019
The Snow Dragon by Abi Elphinstone and Fiona Woodcock
The Girl and the Dinosaur by Hollie Hughes and Sarah Massini
Cornelia and the Jungle Machine by Nora Brech
My Monster and Me by Nadiya Hussain and Ella Bailey
Sofia Valdez, Future Prez by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts
Kai and the Monkey King by Joe Todd-Stanton
The Secret of the Tattered Shoes by Jackie Morris and Eshan Abdollahl Owen
Oi Puppies! by Kes Gray and Jim Field
The Fate of Fausto by Oliver Jeffers
The Last Tiger by Petr Horacek
Winnie and Wilbur: Bug Safari by Valerie Thomas and Korky Paul
How the Stars Come to Be by Poonam Mistry
New fiction 7-9 books for autumn 2019
Icarus Was Ridiculous by Pamela Butchart and Thomas Flintham
Isadora Moon Puts on a Show by Harriet Muncaster
Clifftoppers: The Fire Bay Adventure by Fleur Hitchcock
The 117-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton
The Great Reindeer Disaster by Kate Saunders and Neal Layton
Amelia Fang and the Lost Yeti Treasure by Laura Ellen Anderson
Granny Magic by Elka Evalds
Sleeping Beauty by Dinara Mirtalipova and Katie Haworth
Tom Tolkien is an experienced teacher and educational consultant who taught for 20 years in primary and secondary schools, including Woodleigh School in North Yorkshire, where he was Head of English and ran a 4000 book prep school library for pupils aged 3-13. He now reviews books for children and teens. Social profiles: Twitter | Linkedin