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Tangram Game is an online version of the traditional tangrams that get kids using logic and math skills.

The Central Rappahannock Regional Library offers Reading Matters: Book Lists, a wonderful collection of book lists for teens, including If You Liked lists, general fiction, nonfictin, fantasy, history, horror, mystery, and teen picks.

Creative Writing for Teens offer teens who enjoy writing a place to learn more about the craft, discover new writing exercises, read inspirational quotes, and submit their own writing.

Studio 2B is a site from the Girl Scouts that offers a place for teen girls to ask questions, learn, and talk. It is a very positive space for girls, even those not into scouting, to visit.

Random House has a great Junie B. Jones website with lists of books, information on author Barbara Park, and online activities.

Turning the Pages from the British Library is one of the best digitized libraries online. They have now added the original manuscript for Alice in Wonderland for you to read and enjoy. Their interface gives an incredible sense of actually reading the book. Enjoy!

Fact Monster from Information Please, offers online reference for children. You can do keyword search, read daily feature articles, or browse through categories. The categories include world news, United States, people, words, science, math, sports, games and homework.

BEDTIME-STORY for Busy Business-Parents is a site that offers e-books or books online. The quality of the stories vary greatly, but the classics are certainly worth looking at, especially because of the vintage illustrations combined with the text.