Book Review: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5)

1 comment

Harry's summer break with the Dursley's is more wretched than usual in HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, the fifth installment in the most popular book series of all time. Not only are the Dursleys as despicable as ever (though Rowling drops a few intriguing hints that there may be more to Aunt Petunia than meets the eye), but dark forces are reaching out for Harry even in Little Whinging, the drab suburb that had seemed too ordinary for magic.

Reading to Learn

1 comment

The main goal in grades 3 to 5 is for children to become enthusiastic, independent readers who can use their skills to learn new material in all subjects — from history to math

Ten Books Your Child Should Read By Age 10

19 comments

Two experts on children's literature share their thoughts on some of the best-known books for kids.

What Makes a Good Kid's Book Great

9 comments

There are thousands of kids' books out there. Find out what the elements are that make for a great kid's book, with a list of suggested reading.

The Deal Diva: Eco-Friendly Finds

0 comments

Girls Night Out (or In)!

7 comments

Book Review: Peter Pan

0 comments

One night Peter Pan flies through the window of the Darling nursery in search of his shadow. There he meets Wendy, Michael, and John, teaches them to fly, and leads them to the home of the Lost Boys in Neverland.

Book Review: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

0 comments

Classic chronicle of Narnia has Christian themes.

Velvet Journal

0 comments

These velvet-covered journals are easy enough for even young kids to help make, yet they look delightfully fancy.

Craft Video: The Me and You Book

0 comments

This little book lets Mom know just why she is so special. Just download the template and let your kids do the rest.