Children’s Imagination

From witches and monsters to dragons and fairies, fantasy in children’s literature allows your kid’s imagination to wonder.

A good fantasy novel or series not only encourages your reader to get invested in longer, more complex plots, but also promotes world-building, vocabulary, and reading comprehension skills. These critical thinking skills set your child up to absorb more abstract and advanced concepts in other subjects, including science.

Books are the Temples of Secrets

Introduce readers to the latest addition to the thrilling new “Legends of Lotus Island” series, “Legends of Lotus Island : Temple of Secrets”. Plum is facing the most difficult test of her Guardian powers yet. Lotus Island is in danger, and there’s not much time to save this special place. Plum must rely on her smarts, her Guardian powers, and most importantly, her friends.

There’s also the exciting “Best Wishes: Time After Time”. When Lucy attends a trip to the Natural History Museum with her dad and his girlfriend, Ms. Brock, the school librarian, she is stunned and mortified when her dad proposes to Ms. Brock in front of everyone. If only Lucy could redo her entire day from scratch. That’s where the magic bracelet comes in. Lucy is finally able to make her wish come true… but her day keeps repeating.