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Mystery Authors and Giant Yodas

Kids can assist a LEGO legend this weekend as part of the frugal deals we've scoped.

Penny-pinchers can find a variety of ways to maintain and entertain their families this week, with options to satisfy bookworms, LEGO lovers, game enthusiasts, prom queens and those in desperate need of a massage.

Deal: with mystery novelists Cara Black and Libby Hellman. Free refreshments will also be provided.

Good through: Discussion panel runs from noon to 1pm today

Deal: Kids of all ages can help a construct an eight-foot tall Yoda statue in the middle of the mall.

Good through: Building commences Friday morning and continues all weekend, with a finished product expected by Sunday.

Deal: Save $20 when buying Halo Reach and Fable III (normally priced $59.99), and take $10 off selected World of Warcraft and Star Wars games.

Good through: This Friday, March 18

Deal: Free prom fashion show featuring styles available at the mall in the Grand Court. First 100 attendees to reach the Information Center will receive free gift bags, and everyone in attendance can enter to win a $500 mall shopping spree.

Good through: Show takes place this Saturday, March 19, at 2pm. Arrive at 1:30pm for a chance at a free gift bag.

Deal: Pay $50 for $100 worth of therapeutic massage for parents, kids and even infants at this family-oriented massage studio. Voila La Familia also offers in-home and in-hospital services.

Good through: Deal must be purchased by midnight Saturday. Buyers have until September 21 to redeem this deal.

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aura May 20, 2013 at 09:27 pm
Every year I buy more school supplies and art supplies for the teachers and they know they canRead More always count on me for more whenever needed. I'm a strong believer in encouraging children to be creative and get rid of the barriers to the freedom of self expression.
Austin Choi May 18, 2013 at 01:54 am
We help by asking teachers if they need anything. They'll drop hints and we'll go and purchase theRead More products. Most, if not all, parents are willing to help their children's classes if they are able to. It's really unfair for the teachers to purchase supplies out of their own pockets.