It's an eclectic fiction day. It’s an eclectic fiction day, with a 19th-century mystery, short stories, a woman doctor fighting the establishment and a creepy tale for middle-grade readers.

The best board games for kids offer the perfect solution to the age-old “I’m bored” refrain and provide excellent opportunities for family bonding—not to mention family rivalries.

"Mystery League" -- a 20-episode, live-action series to teach kids in kindergarten through second grade about friendship and community -- will premiere this fall on PBS Arkansas.

The mystery reader reads 11:30-11:45 a.m. after students return from computer class. “The kids don’t know who is coming,” Johnson said. “I tell them in the morning we have a mystery reader ...