Children’s Literature News June 2026
Children’s book news for June 2026: reading enjoyment rises but gaps widen, with IBC book boxes, Bookstart picks, AI findings, awards, festivals and new inclusive school resources.
Recommended reading books for primary & secondary aged children in the UK
Nene Lonergan is a Thai/Chinese artist, writer and illustrator who began drawing comic books at the age of seven. After art college, she won the Illustration prize at the Irish Institute of Designers’ Graduate Awards in 2023.
Amelia Cheeseheart Investigates: Mummy Mayhem was published by Mini Guppy in 2025 for readers aged 6 to 8, with a reading age of 6+. The book is described as adventure, comic books, graphic novels and mystery, and its comic-book style uses panels, short chapters, speech bubbles and occasional narrative lines to support emerging readers.
The Amelia Cheeseheart Investigates books include Mummy Mayhem! and Chocolate Cheat!, stories about an intrepid mouse detective solving mysteries in a museum, with the titles exploring Egyptians and Aztecs. Amelia Cheeseheart Investigates: Chocolate Cheat was published on 27 January 2026.

Children’s book news for June 2026: reading enjoyment rises but gaps widen, with IBC book boxes, Bookstart picks, AI findings, awards, festivals and new inclusive school resources.
A selection of reading books for Year 2 to challenge and interest children aged 6-7 in KS1 classes in UK primary schools. Authors include Eoin Colfer, Clotilde Perrin, Michael Rosen and Enid Blyton.
Here’s our selection of top new titles coming out in Summer 2026. These reading recommendations include picture books, poetry, early and middle-grade fiction; young adult novels and non-fiction.
Season 1, Episode 31 of the School Reading List podcast. New book post, 30 great books for June 2025 and how reading can help teens get better jobs.
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