Little Orbit has released Monster High 13 wishes for game consoles.

Journey inside the magic lamp to save the school and your friends
Jump, climb and swing through 12 magical levels
Play as your favorite Monster High characters and use their unique
Freaky Flaws to overcome obstacles and defeat enemies
Combine characters’ skills and use teamwork to solve puzzles
and save the school
Choose multiple difficulty settings to Match Your Skills

** My daughters have Just loved Monster High and after 13 Wishes came out they were begging for this game. We don’t have any Monster High WII games, and didn’t know what to expect as far as quality or what the characters would look like.
The game so far has been a bit challenging for my 8 year old. You are helping Frankie and her friends find 13 shards of the mirror to stop Wisp. She is just having a bit of trouble finding where to go for the shards. That is a good thing though, I would rather have a game that challenged my child.
The quality of the game looks great it’s very clear and the characters look exactly like the dolls.

You can buy the Monster High WII game From Amazon and other retailers nationwide.

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Retail: $29.96

Disclosure: No formal compensation was received for this post. A product was provided for review. All opinions are 100% my own.

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The Isaac Mizrahi Celia Boot in animal print fit my daughter perfectly. She is a bit glam, but at the same time a bit of a tom boy.

These boots are the perfect fall fashion for any young girls.

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Disclosure: No compensation was received for this post. A product was provided by Scholastic. All opinions are my own.

My kids are always playing their Leapfrog Leapster Explorers everyday, they have almost beaten every game we have.   Every time they come out with a new game my kids are begging for it.

There are so many games we still don’t have, but my kids will be adding them all to their holiday lists.

When they came out with The Magic School Bus Oceans for the Leapster, we immediately got it for my daughter. She is really into science and loves The Magic School Bus series. Scholastic has now released The magic School Bus Dinosaurs Leapster/LeapPad game.

This game encourages children to think like scientists as they learn about prehistoric creatures. Kids travel back in time with Ms. Frizzle to the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous time periods, playing six games that teach fundamental life science concepts and hundreds of facts about sixteen prehistoric creatures. The game focuses on using identification, observation and classification skills to teach facts about dinosaur skeletons, their size, survival strategies and the time periods in which they lived. Players also can earn badges for achievements during game play.

Teaches:

Dinosaur Facts
Life Science
Logic and Reasoning
Observation Skills

This game is recommended for K-4th grade or ages 5-9, but it seemed a little to easy for my 3rd grader. Mrs. Fizzles class as crazy as she is takes the kids back in time, to visit the dinosaurs. You play 4 mini games to unlock a dinosaur. The games are very simple, finding a certain dinosaur and taking pictures, dinosaur puzzle and more. When the puzzles are finished you unlock a dinosaur. The first it showed was a T-Rex, and then Arnold from Mrs. Fizzles class became a T-Rex, it was really funny. You guide him through a maze to eat plant eating dinosaurs. There are 16 dinosaurs to unlock.

You can find The Magic School Bus Dinosaurs at Scholastic or Leapfrog for $24.99