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CHILDREN & YOUNG ADULT
December 12, 2025
|The Guardian Weekly
A new read-aloud favourite, world-conquering doughnuts and a spirited feminist compendium
This year's standout works for children include joyous picture books, gloriously bizarre nonfiction and stories of courage, companionship and rapturous flight - testament to the human need for connection, justice and freedom.
In picture books, Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury, the author-illustrator team behind We're Going on a Bear Hunt, collaborate again on the exuberant Oh Dear, Look What I Got!.
Oxenbury's joyfully expressive huddles of animal and human characters heighten the sense of mayhem in this bouncy, cumulative delight, boasting all the ingredients of a perennial read-aloud favourite.
Annie Booker's The Great Bear is a lyrical, haunting story of the polar bear spirit that protects the oceans, and the human greed that threatens their rich life.
This beautiful debut is both urgent and hopeful.
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GRAPHIC NOVELS
Reimagining the Mitford sisters, Alison Bechdel and Joe Sacco return, plus a tale of vengeful gods
3 mins
December 12, 2025
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No end in sight for war-weary frontline troops
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4 mins
December 12, 2025
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After Assad A year on from dictator's fall, the wait for justice continues
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6 mins
December 12, 2025
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It's much too fast' The race to create the ultimate AI
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15 mins
December 12, 2025
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PEOPLE
Margaret Atwood's life stories, Anthony Hopkins on acting and insights into the life of Mark Twain
2 mins
December 12, 2025
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Show goes on Eurovision has had boycotts before - is this time different?
The decision by four European broadcasters to boycott next year's Eurovision over Israel's inclusion is a watershed moment in the 70-year history of the song contest.
2 mins
December 12, 2025
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The communities fighting back over flags on lamp-posts
Late at night and working in small groups for safety, local people are organising to take down the banners raised by a movement with far-right backers
3 mins
December 12, 2025
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'Hooked after one bite' How parents around the world are battling ultra-processed foods
From Kenya to Nepal, families share their struggles to keep their children away from UPFS and eat a healthier diet instead
5 mins
December 12, 2025
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The term ceasefire 'risks creating a dangerous illusion Gaza is returning to normal'
questions about how accurately \"ceasefire\" describes the new status quo.
2 mins
December 12, 2025
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Shell raiser
The snail farmer of London, his mafia friends and a multimillion- pound vendetta against the taxman
15 mins
December 12, 2025
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