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The Zodiac Legacy: Convergence, middle school action for young readers Giveaway

We received copy of the book to review. All thoughts are our own and really, the creative team behind this is off the chain. The growth of young adult fiction was always missing a large market. While some of the YA books crossed into this category, there hasn’t, until now, been one that started in the category specifically aimed at this group. Stan Lee is legendary in the comic world as co-creator of Spider-Man and The Avengers among others; and has teamed up with two other stars in comics to create The Zodiac Legacy.

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Changing the Conversation; conflict resolution OK for all ages Giveaway

Having a five-year old means negotiations and conflict resolution with small people who don’t have that strong of a command on logic or empathy. Granted, in some business cases that’s exactly what you’re dealing with, albeit with a being who is adult sized and should have those qualities. It’s because I spend most of my time with children that I wanted to read Changing the Conversation. It is not a parenting book, per se, but when dealing with someone who is melting down you seek assistance from many different sources.

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In My Heart, A Book of Feelings-a fun trip through emotions for kids

In My Heart, A Book of Feelings has a very happy cover. One could almost say that it draws you in. Certainly part of that feeling, pardon the pun, are the heart shapes that get smaller as you look at them. The hearts cut into the middle of each page is part of the charm of In My Heart, but the words and illustrations on the pages are what make this a book about feelings that any age can relate to.

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Apraxia is nonsense, or is it? Speech delay by any other name

Our youngest isn’t much of a talker. At 18 months the doctor was saying that we should take him to a specialist because he’s not saying 6 words. We didn’t do that because that doctor, in hindsight was a bit of an alarmist. His answers seemed straight out of Google and he never factored in some things that we thought should be considered. Because of his answers and the way he presented things we didn’t do anything.

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The Sandbox is a must visit for families at Hilton Head Island

When your family goes on vacation there are guaranteed to be a day or two out of the week that need something. It could be too hot, too cold, bad weather or maybe the kids just need a day inside, but not inside the beach place that you’re renting. On Hilton Head Island you have The Sandbox, an interactive children’s museum that far exceeds expectations that you have of a resort children’s museum.

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The Adventures of Chuck & Friends: Rev Your Engines review

Chuck is back with a new DVD. This is Chuck & Friends, the kid friendly truck with his worker friends and a Tonka by another name to parents of a certain age. The Adventures of Chuck & Friends: Rev Your Engines has 10 episodes and a bonus sing-along. Our kids are 5 and 3 and this is the sweet spot for the show.

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Alilo is an interactive, story and music gadget for crawlers to toddlers

Find someone who has never seen anything Japanese looking. You know what I mean. Certain products from Japan have a look. Alilo has that look. I see Alilo and it is kawaii incarnate. Alilo is a simple device that can entertain crawlers and toddlers in a variety of ways. It plays music, tells stories, sings nursery rhymes and can record personal messages from you.

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New all age comic books for Wednesday, January 21, 2015

This week the all age comic books are out in form. There are more than a couple that are of high interest, a couple that are really great for girls and more turtle titles than you can shake a shell at. Young girls might especially like Abigail And the Snowman #2, Bee and Puppycat #8, Lumberjanes #10, Penny Dora #3, Shinobi Ninja Princess #5 and Simpsons #217. We’re excited about seeing Groo: Friends and Foes #1, Simpsons and Beware the Batman.

The links will take you to Things From Another World and will save you 10% or more on comics. If you want to head out to your local comic book store and pick these up today then dig the link and find out where yours is located.