A presentation from Through the Magic Door outlining the many different programs we support and that can be used with schools, volunteer organizations and others to assist in their efforts to foster a reading culture as well as some programs that can assist in fund raising.

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4. Suggestion Generator Price and Options (Discounts, Remaindered, Used) Mobility (Search and Browse ) Full Service Site Advanced Search Discussion Resources Bl o gs Book Lists Magic Dollars Program Custom Services Books Book Subscriptions Gift Certificates Wish Lists

5. Through the Magic Door ® S ervices and Programs Samples

6. Magic Dollars Program Example

7. Advanced Search

8. Reader’s Book Mart

9. Detailed Reviews

10. Detailed Reviews (cont’d)

11. Book Lists

12. Custom Book Lists

13. Book Subscriptions

14. Gift Certificates

15. Wish Lists

16. Reader Genie

17. Personal Consultations

18. Resources

19. Classroom Library Enhancement

20. Reading Sessions

21. Lazarus’s Library

22. Full Range of Books

23. Blogs

24. Book Fairs

25. Through the Magic Door ® S ervices and Programs Details

26. Through the Magic Door ® Programs Price conscious book buyers, primarily parents. Parents Teachers Librarians Organizations seeking additional revenue Target New and used books. Lower cost books. Wider selection of books by being able to find out of print. Purchasers. Site where people can search for titles in and out of print and compare costs across a dozen vendors. Readers Book Mart New, in print books only. Time saved. Increased probability of enjoyment. Increased probability of appropriateness. Target group saves time. Children are more likely to enjoy what they are being offered to read. Custom and unique database of more than 5,000 titles with seventeen categories of tags. Advanced Search 7.5% of revenue Sponsoring organization Link on organization’s site and 7.5% of revenue from book purchases made through the link will be paid to the organization. Magic Dollars Program Notes Benefit Beneficiary Description TTMD Program

27. Through the Magic Door ® Programs Teachers Librarians Literacy groups Volunteer groups Parents Teachers Librarians Children Parents Book givers Teachers Librarians Target High value, high relevance books pertinent to recipients. Children Aid recipients Volunteers Through the Magic Door ® will create new book lists by request on topics and themes Custom Book Lists Parents, teachers and librarians are able to quickly find books that support curriculum objectives, life issues, or reading interests Parents Teachers Librarians Children Many dozens of lists of contemporary and classic books organized by topic or theme. Book Lists 2 minute summary. Time saved. Increased probability of enjoyment. Increased probability of appropriateness. Enhancement of teaching programs. Parents Book givers Teachers Librarians Children Detailed but brief summary including supplemental activities, discussion questions, red flags, summary of plot, etc. Detailed Reviews Notes Benefit Beneficiary Description TTMD Program

28. Through the Magic Door ® Programs Parents Children Parents Family members PTA Parents Family members (grandparents and aunts and uncles) Target Speed Certainty of appropriateness and desirability. Gift givers Create a list of books a child wishes to receive so that family and friends always have easy access to ideas. Wish Lists Ownership of decision making for the child. Teacher gifts. Children Teachers Ability to give books to a child without knowing what specific books they want. Child receives a certificate for the amount they can spend on books. Gift Certificates Reviews help giver to know and discuss the books with the recipient. Staying in touch. Material for reading. Encourages the pleasure of owning and anticipating books. Giver Child Give a child the gift of X number of books Y times a month or year for Z period of time. Book Subscriptions Notes Benefit Beneficiary Description TTMD Program

29. Through the Magic Door ® Programs Time saved. Increased probability of enjoyment. Children Parents Teachers Reading volunteers Individual consultation with Through the Magic Door ® staff member and parent, teacher or librarian to identify particular books meeting the reading needs of particular children. Personal Consultations Teachers Librarians Parents Children Book Clubs Readers Parents Teachers Librarians Reading tutors Target Shared experiences and knowledge. All participants, the social community of readers. Forums on the Through the Magic Door ® site where individuals, book clubs, classes, and other groups can discuss books or particular titles. Discussion Forums Feeds from the same database as Through the Magic Door ® ’s Advanced Search. Alignment of recommendation with child’s reading ability, interests and life circumstances. Children Simplified idea generator for most common scenarios. Available both on iPhone and iTouch as well as on the web (ReaderGenie.com) Reader Genie Notes Benefit Beneficiary Description TTMD Program

30. Through the Magic Door ® Programs Exposure to hidden gems likely to grab student’s attention and interest. Teachers Children Teachers Lead one hour reading sessions over a defined period of time with children. Reading Sessions Single source. Speed of access. Teachers Librarians Literacy volunteers Teachers Librarians Literacy volunteers Centralized repository of research, articles and other materials that people interested in reading can access and use. Resources Access to books of proven long-term appeal. Children All Display of recently re-released classics or forgotten gems from the past. Lazarus’s Library Teachers Funding organizations Target Enhanced and aligned classroom library resources. Teachers Children Personal consultation with teachers on refreshing and aligning classroom library with educational goals. Classroom Library Enhancement Notes Benefit Beneficiary Description TTMD Program

31. Through the Magic Door ® Programs Kon-Tiki Catch-22 Gerald Durrell Patrick O’Brian Raymond Chandler etc. Makes available great books that are within the compass of older children’s interests but are not designated as children’s books and thereby helps sustain the habit of reading. Children Teens Older children and young adult readers. Virtually all books that are in print are available through Through the Magic Door ® , not just books that are traditionally categorized as Juvenile or Picture Books. Full Range of Books Teasers on books and ideas. Exposure to unfamiliar books and authors. Readers Older readers and TTMD community members Thing Finder – A reader’s commonplace. Pigeon Post – Topical essays. Featured Author Blogs Schools PTAs Librarians Target Financial proceeds. Support of reading objectives. Schools PTAs Conduct books fairs with School/PTA receiving 10% of the revenue from books purchases. Book Fairs Notes Benefit Beneficiary Description TTMD Program