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Fiction Menu

All Time Favorites
Chronicles of Narnia
Harry Potter
Lord of the Rings
Raold Dahl

Recommendations
Fantasy/Adventure
Avalon
Borrowers
Dinotopia
Dragon Slayer's
Everworld
Magic Tree House
Redwall
Time Warp Trio

History
Ancient
Medievel
World
Series

Green Gables
Little House
Time Warp Trio

Math
"Pig" Series
Other
Mysteries
Besseldorf
Box Car Children
Cam Jansen
Chet Gekco
Encyclopedia Brown
Flatfoot Fox
Great Brain
Jigsaw Jones
Nate the Great
Word Play
Amelia Bedelia
Morris and Borris

 

 

Historical Fiction -- Medieval

The medieval era is a favorite of many gifted children; they love the tales of chivalry, of honor, of knights. The Renaissance Era is actually part of the Medieval Era; it is the end of the Medieval times and represents a "rebirth" of knowledge.

Medieval
Renaissance

 

 

 



Parenting Tip: If your gifted child loves the Medieval Era, consider taking him or her to one of the Renaissance Faires that take place throughout the U.S.  (and in many other countries, as well!)  These faires allow the children (and their parents) not only to see what life was like in the Medieval/Renaissance Era, but to participate to a small degree as well.  Of course, it's all in fun, so behavior, etc., isn't going to be exactly what it was like in the olden days, but children and their parents can still learn a great deal.  And since many people dress up in costume, children can be a princess or a knight for a day!

For more information about Renaissance Faires, visit Renaissance Magazine's faire list page.


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