1. The World’s Worst Teachers by David Walliams
2. Pig the Tourist by Aaron Blabey
3. The Search for the Silver Witch (Polly and Buster, Book 3) by Sally Rippin
4. A Boy Called Bob Becomes an AFL Footballer by Bob Murphy and Tony Wilson
5. Into the Wild (Wolf Girl, Book 1) by Anh Do
6. The Good Thieves by Katherine Rundell
7. Sick Bay by Nova Weetman
8. All The Ways to be Smart by Davina Bell and Alison Colpoys
9. Wilam: A Birrarung Story by Aunty Joy Murphy, Andrew Kelly and Lisa Kennedy
10. The Peacock Detectives by Carly Nugent

Last week’s kids and YA bestseller list is filled with giggles, adventures and big dreams. Once again at number one is bestselling author and internationally loved comedian David Walliams’ new book, The World’s Worst Teachers; a delightfully dreadful collection of the most gruesome grown-ups ever. This will be undoubtedly set to keep the kids entertained these school holidays.

AFL dreams become a reality in Bob Murphy’s A Boy Called Bob Becomes an AFL Footballer, where Murphy tells his remarkable true story of being drafted to the Western Bulldogs at just seventeen years old, slogging his guts out and eventually becoming one of the greatest football captains ever. Bob Murphy’s memoir for adults, Leather Soul, is also available.

And for young readers who love a good adventure story, check out Into the Wild (Wolf Girl, Book 1) by Anh Do and The Good Thieves by Katherine Rundell, numbers five and six on the bestseller list respectively. In Into the Wild (Wolf Girl, Book 1), a young girl who has been separated from her family on a journey teams up with a wolf puppy, a Labrador, a Chihuahua, and a greyhound. Does she have what it takes to be leader of this pack? And in The Good Thieves, beloved author Katherine Rundell weaves a riveting story of a group of kids involved in a heist like you’ve never seen before.