What are the best science experiment kits for kids with which they can learn everything necessary to become future scientists? When buying these kits, in addition to considering their playful aspect, we must take into account the fact that they can be useful for children to learn about the world of science. We’ll tell you how to buy the best science games for kids that can help them learn while playing. The term STEM stands for Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.Science kits have become very popular among parents because of the emerging new professions. It is important to teach our children to think for themselves, to have imagination, and to know how to solve complex problems.

Title: Pineapple Lies: A Pineapple Port Mystery
Author: Amy Vansant
Publisher: A.V.
Series: Pineapple Pot Mysteries Book 1
Reviewed By: Arlena Dean
Rating: Four
Review:

"Pineapple Lies: A Pineapple Port Mysteries Book 1" by Amy Vansant

My Thoughts...

This story starts in a retirement community in Florida for 55 and up. What will happen after Charlotte is now living with her grandmother and the grandmother dies? Charlotte who was around twenty will continue living there since he has inherited the home. What will happen when Charlotte decides to have a garden put in the back porch area and a skull is found? Who is this person and just how long has this skull been there? How will this all come together as we have a younger woman living in a older community? Be prepared for quite a mystery where there will be plenty of secrets coming out, romance, also suspense with even some humorous moments. The characters [Charlotte, Mariska, Darla, Bob, Frank, Jackie, Seamus, Henry & Declan] are well developed, portrayed and so very believable giving the readers a good romantic/comedy/murder/ mystery read this will keep you guessing. How will this crew solve this case? Well, you will have to pick up this fun read 'Pineapple Lies' to find out.

Look in nonfiction section of daily deals (http://booklikes.com/dailydeals/free/13/non-fiction?page=1 ) then click there to go to Amazon.

Requires way more skill than I'll ever have (two left hands, me), but aren't these just adorable?  Assuming you could ever bring yourself to take apart a book and transform it into something else, that is, which I'm pretty sure I couldn't, to begin with ...