"This story is narrated by a young girl, who tells the story of the week her Rabbit decided to throw a party. "But Rabbit" she says, "you don't like parties." "That's true," he says, "but I do like my friends." So, he invites them to a costume party, and works hard all week to get ready. As he rushes to-and-fro with oodles of preparations to make, the girl overhears her friend muttering to himself: "One thing at a time, Rabbit. One thing at a time."...

Kids will take their creativity to the next level with apps that let them sing-along with interactive storybooks, practice counting and matching, strengthen memory, and more. Yes? No! High? Low! Fast? Slow! Get ready to play a game called Opposite! When kids are asked to do the opposite of freeze, don't be surprised if they join the animated cast of characters for a dance party! Speakaboos' parent app, HOMER, is a proven early learning program that...

"'The dilemma my friends suppose me to be in,' writes the author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 'has, for its two horns, the endurance of a sleepless night, and the adoption of some recipe for inducing sleep.' In this delightful book - the perfect gift for all insomniacs - are collected a splendid variety of entertainments devised to help pass 'the wakeful hours'. Ranging from puzzles, rhymes and limericks to simple number problems, calming...