All About "fantasy"

Movie Review: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

Tween-friendly adaptation is darker than the first.

Book Review: City of Ashes

<I>City of Bones</I> sequel is a whole lot gorier.

Book Review: Peter Pan in Scarlet

Some 20 years have passed since the events chronicled in Peter Pan. The Lost Boys have grown up, little Michael has been killed in WWI, and the rest have careers and families. But dreams are leaking out of the Neverland, disturbing their sleep, and leaving all-too-real souvenirs. Gathering together with Wendy, they decide they must become children again and fly back to Neverland to find out what's wrong.

Once there they discover a land that is deteriorating, but they forget their mission. Finding the derelict "Jolly Roger" and a treasure map on board, they join Peter on an expedition to find Hook's treasure. They are joined by the mysterious Ravello, a circus-master, who becomes Peter's butler. But in Neverland, adults can only mean trouble.

Book Review: The Sword in the Stone

Before Camelot, before Excalibur and the Round Table, and Lancelot and Guinevere, there was a boy who would one day be the legendary King Arthur.

He grows up a foster child in the castle of Sir Ector. He and his foster brother, Kay, roam the fields and forests of Dark-Age Britain, train to be knights, and are taught by an old magician named Merlin. To educate young Arthur (called Wart), Merlin transforms him into a variety of animals and Wart learns valuable life lessons from each.

DVD Review: Eragon

Dragon fantasy falls flat, but kids won't care.

Video: Harry Potter Mania

Author says she cried when she completed the final chapter of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."

Video/DVD Review: Blade

Boring vampire blood bath isn't for kids.

Video/DVD Review: Supergirl

Female superhero can't save this '80s clunker.

Video/DVD Review: Halloweentown

Tween brew: Witchy fun, a pinch of fright.

Review: Willow

Magic-filled fantasy adventure for tweens and up.