1. The 117-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton
2. I Am Change by Suzy Zail
3. Young Dark Emu by Bruce Pascoe
4. The World’s Worst Teachers by David Walliams
5. My Unicorn Farts Glitter by Suzanne Barton and Shannon Horsfall
6. Stone Girl by Eleni Hale
7. As Happy as Here by Jane Godwin
8. Sick Bay by Nova Weetman
9. Graveyard Shift in Ghost Town by Michael Pryor
10. The Good Thieves by Katherine Rundell

Our number one bestseller in the last week for children’s titles was The 117-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton, the latest instalment in their bestselling Treehouse series. With Love Your Bookshop Day just around the corner, we’re hosting a very special and utterly madcap competition for primary school-aged children. Check out the details here – and remember to return your entry form to your local Readings store!

Also in last week’s bestsellers’ list is Suzy Zail’s I Am Change, a tragic yet empowering story, written in consultation with young Ugandan women, about a young girl finding her voice and fighting for justice and change. Our reviewer called it ‘essential reading’ – read the full review here. And for those with little ones who love a giggle, My Unicorn Farts Glitter by Suzanne Barton and Shannon Horsfall is sure to impress. It’s a funny, warm-hearted and often painfully honest tale of sibling love and farty bath-times. Let’s face it, we’ve all been there…

It’s also great to see the latest winner of the Readings Young Adult Book Prize in the bestsellers’ list – Eleni Hale’s Stone Girl. Guest judge Cath Crowley called Stone Girl ‘one of the most compelling YA novels I have read in a long time.’ And finally, Graveyard Shift in Ghost Town, currently number 9 on the list of last week’s bestsellers, is a spookily entertaining thrill-ride of ghostly action and adventure from author Michael Pryor. To be read with all the lights on.