Amazon.comMath Mania resumes in September
Ms. Math Mania, math teacher Amy Ruzicka, will begin the Young Saint Louis.com math puzzle series next month. Be sure to check it out and then send in your answers right away. As before, YSL.com will award up to three Borders' book certificates to those who get all the answers correct.

Harry Potter
Finally , the seventh book ties up the loose ends
At the beginning of book seven, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," it's time for Harry to go back to school at Hogwarts. However, this time Harry is not to go back to Hogwarts with his classmates...

Kids want Harry Potter series to continue
Some of the young kids attending the St. Louis Public Library's "A Night at Hogwarts Central" party said they'd like the Harry Potter saga to continue.

Tour of Missouri
First bike road race has stuff for kids
Professional bike road riders of the type seen in the Tour de France are coming to Missouri next month. And the event will include some special attractions for kids.

Gifted Resource Council
Flying adventure a little close for comfort
Thirteen-year-old Damonte Johnson had an unexpected summer camp adventure last month. That's what can happen when you're at the controls of a plane near the Gateway Arch.

Books
This month's book reviews

Books reviewed for August include ones about (1) a heroic dog in the Vietnam War, (2) a girl who "cons" her classmates, (3) a boy who eats way too much chocolate, and (4) a girl genius who tries to hide her abilities from everyone.

TREND
TREND chapter fights county's problem

One motivation for kids in starting the Union Middle School TREND chapter last year was to try to overcome a problem for their home county. They knew Franklin County had been ranked No. 1 in Missouri in number of illegal "meth" labs.

Youth Hunting
Teen has had success, hopes for more
Fourteen-year-old Vanessa Orf of Marthasville, Mo., last year bagged her first deer on a managed youth-only hunt. She's already submitted her entry in a lottery to participate again this year.

Young Achiever
Community service helps Grace Dearing win
Community service work helped 12-year-old Grace Anne Dearing win one of 10 2007 Gateway Young Achiever awards. And she's been continuing that service work during her summer vacation.

Coming in September
Math Mania is coming
The 2007-08 Math Mania series of fun puzzles will resume next month. Ms. Math Mania is math teacher Amy Ruzicka from St. Gabriel's School in South St. Louis. Also, Young Saint Louis.com invites you to enter a contest where kids who get all the answers correct have a chance to earn Border's book certificates. Watch for Math Mania in September.

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