Entertainment
Discover all the cool goings-on in the world of kids’ entertainment, from books and movies to fun reviews and things to see and do!
If you’re looking for something wicked to watch, a brilliant book to get lost in, a new adventure to embark on or something crafty to make on a rainy day, here’s where you’ll find it.
You’ll also find kids’ entertainment features about your fave authors, fave toys and some of our favourite crafts to keep you busy as a bee (a honey bee, to be exact!). Bzz!
Enjoy!
COOL STUFF
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David Walliams’ Spaceboy
Get ready for lots of supersonic entertainment in this hilarious otherworldly adventure from David Walliams!
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THE UNDERPANTS OF CHAOS
Detective duo Tuchus & Topps team up to investigate a weird new evil destroying their school…
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CRAZY FOR CRICKET!
Head down to the Kia Oval stadium between 27 May and 1 July to watch T20 cricket! The adrenaline-fuelled game is full of fast bowling and big hits!
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Let the games begin with Bananagrams!
Discover super-fun games that the whole family will love!
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Letts Wild About books!
Full of fun activities and challenges to help you learn in an engaging way…
Lost Beatrix Potter story Kitty-in-Boots found after 100 years
The rediscovered tale goes on sale in September and is to be illustrated by Quentin Blake
Magical marble painting craft
Get creative and make this awesome marble effect on almost anything, from cool cards to pretty pots – using only nail varnish and water!
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Magnus Chase and the Ship of the Dead!
Check out the final book in this terrific trilogy by Rick Riordan…
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Masha and The Bear’s Easter egg-venture!
It’s time for more madcap fun and mischief with Masha and her animal friends!
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Megamonster
Get set for an action-packed adventure at The Cruel School – where the homework isn’t the only thing that’s monstrous!
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Murder on the Safari Star
All aboard Adventures on Trains for an incredible new mystery adventure!
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MYSTERIOUS MACHINES!
Strange, floating machines have taken over the Tate Modern art gallery…
