Having a soiree this weekend?
You could try out this popular Edwardian game, Alliteration Alphabet.
Or should we say: Alluring Alliteration Alphabet amuses all able amateurs!

Ever wonder how much you are actually like Anne?  Here is a fun quiz from AnneToon.com that you or your children will enjoy completing.  Just answer each multiple choice question and you will find out which character from the Anne of Green Gables Animated Series you are most like!

Fans of the Animated Anne of Green Gables series, young and old, should take a look at Sullivan Entertainment's brand new AnneToon site!  The Official Site for Anne: Journey to Green Gables and Anne: The Animated Series has been completely revamped into a fun, interactive site.

This month’s contest on Sullivan Entertainment’s official Road to Avonlea Facebook Page will test fans’ knowledge of the show. One question will be posted on the page each day, for 15 days.  The first person to answer the question correctly wins a 30-day Sullivan Insider membership, a $5 ShopAtSullivan Gift Card and a chance to win the February prize pack!

The question of how old a child should be before they are allowed to babysit, is a concern for any family.  Many kids are so eager to earn a little bit of money that they want to take it on as soon as possible. This is no different in Anne’s world.

In the last episode of Season 3, there are many twists and turns in the lives of the primary characters.  One character in particular, Fat  Bailey, takes his imagination to another level.

For about a month now Anne of Green Gables the Animated series has been airing on PBS across the U.S. The animated series consists of 26 episodes that are geared towards children between the ages of 4-9. These episodes deal with a specific educational theme that children can relate to.

"Life is worth living as long as there's a laugh in it." - Lucy Maud Montgomery

As Lucy Maud Montgomery once said, “Humour is the spiciest condiment in the feast of existence.”  And while today’s party games may be a little different than the traditional party games people played in Montgomery's era, the underlying humour is the same.  Here are some fun, yet sophisticated games that you may want to try around the dinner table or during your own tea social.