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What Would Your Favorite Literary Couples Gift for Valentine’s Day?
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What Would Your Favorite Literary Couples Gift for Valentine’s Day?

This Valentine’s Day, Jackie and I wanted to have a little fun. Don’t ask us what started the conversation –neither of us remember–but we ended up discussing what our favorite literary couples would end up purchasing for each other for Valentine’s day if they were around today. Some of the ideas we came up with were…

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The One Device Every Kid Needs for “Screen Time”

    Technology time has been a battle with my kids since day one. I was great about keeping them away from all things tech for their first years of life and I loosened the strings on occasion until they were 2. After their second birthdays,  it became much, much harder to limit “screen time.”…

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Book and Game Pairings PLUS the Hottest New Reading Toy

Reading and games go hand and hand.  Games bring hands-on learning and practical application to things learned in books.  For example, you may go over colors in Eric Carle books and a game will reinforce the concepts.  These pairings are great for holiday gifts and parties when you don’t know what to give a child….

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An Enchanting Secret Garden Bedroom to Love

When I think back to the most magical books of my childhood, I tend to think of classic children’s novels who have heroines with spirit and a dose of mischief who explore wondrous settings. Anne of Green Gables, The Little Princess, Pippi Longstocking, Heidi, and Matilda all rate high on my list of must-reads. Yet, Mary…

Gender Neutral Harry Potter Room for Teens and Middle Schoolers
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Gender Neutral Harry Potter Room for Teens and Middle Schoolers

When I started Harry Potter, I was already in university.  I took the books from my younger brother and was immediately pulled into this amazing imaginary world.  I stood in lines to get my books at midnight and then, I stayed up all night to read them.  Now that I have kids, they have immersed…