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I Still Believe: Review & Giveaway!

I STILL BELIEVE is based on the real-life story of singer Jeremy Camp. Want to ask him a question? Find out how!

I recommend Hoot for middle school readers who are interested in endangered animals.

The Secret of Platform Thirteen is a fun fantasy with many laugh out loud moments.

Yoko Ogawa’s “The Housekeeper and the Professor” is an enchanting story about the curious equations that can create a family.

Do you feel like you live in a home for peculiar children? Don’t worry, you’re not nearly as weird as these kids!

Pre-order the CHRISTMAS JARS DVD on Amazon (expected release date 11/29/19).

Any book I hate on page one doesn’t deserve to be finished. Not to mention, Welcome to Dead House seems to have been written for future sociopaths.

“Find Me” will make you want to venture outside of your normal routine and explore the world around you.

Despite its seventeen/eighteen-year-old, video game obsessed protagonist, I can’t, in good conscience, recommend this book.

The beloved classic story of Milo and his adventures in the Lands Beyond with Tock, the Humbug, and the captive princesses Rhyme and Reason.

When an extraterrestrial visitor arrives on Earth, his first impressions of the humans are less than positive.

I recommend Inkheart for every fantasy lover, or those who like books about characters from a magical world coming to our own world.

This animated movie comes to theaters for two days only April 18th and 20th.

Medieval France: Dolssa is an 18-year-old mystic who is on the run after being accused of heresy.

I love Where’d You Go Bernadette, yet every rational part of me wants to hate it.

It is important to try and manage exam stress and anxiety, as hard as it might be.

This book is “Harry Potter” meets “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” with a splash of “The Dark is Rising” and “The Neverending Story.”

This book could have been worthy of the seven awards it has won – but it’s not.

What do you get when you combine candy, a gluttonous mouse, and blood? The original Nutcracker story!

These 12 games bridge the gap between learning and fun.

This essay compares the most important points of the franchise: the gameplay, graphics, and story presentation.

Celebrating sisterhood, family, and unconditional love, in theaters now!