Nellie loves dressing up. She loves wearing pretty dresses, fun hats, cute shoes and long flowy scarves. Scarves are Nellie's very favorite accessory. But knotting neck scarves can be very tricky, with all the twists and turns and loopity loops required to get the knot just so. Not to worry, though. Clever little Nellie remembers a cute little story she once heard about a fox chasing a little rabbit. Their movements, through the forest, help her remember how to tie a "Necktie knot" in her scarf. This little story is called a mnemonic. It's purpose is to help you REMEMBER Exercises in manual...

Parents: Now you and your girls can enjoy learning the knot tying process together. This cute story offers a fun and simple lesson for tying a simple knot in neckwear. There are many ways to knot a scarf but this book brings to life, the enchanting age old story of the rabbit and the fox. It teaches the art of tying a simple, yet elegant knot in a scarf. This knot is called the "necktie knot." It is the same knot taught in "Learn To Tie A Tie With The Rabbit And The Fox." This knot is also commonly known as the "four in hand." In this story, a clever girl illustrates her abilities to...

It's Christmas Eve and Dittle's parents must take him to the hospital for emergency surgery. As Dittle drifts off on the operating table, a Christmas Angel brings his old blue rug to life for the evening so that Blufur can take him on a magic carpet ride around the world. The magical rug zigzags through the air, guiding them on a sight seeing tour of Japan, France, Ireland, Australia and Italy. Dittle has a great time seeing new places, meeting new people and eating great food but he must return to the hospital room before his operation ends. MAGIC is just what Dittle needs to make him feel...

Kids understand that RED is the color for Danger Red Hot Dot is a little round RED safety emblem that children recognize as their guide to understanding what is safe and what is not. In this book, Red Hot Dot teaches kids about fire safety. He shows them what can cause accidental fires and how to avoid being shocked or burned. He introduces them to his friends, the firefighters and to Bud the Dog, a fireman's friend. Read this book with your kids so that the entire family will know how to protect themselves from danger. Learn how to avoid accidental fires and what to do, if there is one in...

Nellie loves dressing up. She loves wearing pretty dresses, fun hats, cute shoes and long flowy scarves. Scarves are Nellie's very favorite accessory. But knotting neck scarves can be very tricky, with all the twists and turns and loopity loops required to get the knot just so. Not to worry, though. Clever little Nellie remembers a cute little story she once heard about a fox chasing a little rabbit. Their movements, through the forest, help her remember how to tie a "Necktie knot" in her scarf. This little story is called a mnemonic. It's purpose is to help you REMEMBER Exercises in manual...

Yapper's family ain't got much but they've got each other's love. That's what Jock tells the little puppy when he is feeling sad and blue. The family struggles every day just to have enough food to get by. Then, one night a fire comes and takes what little they had. While escaping to the river, Jock even thought their mama dog, Lucky and her pups had been lost. But Lucky was smart enough to guide her pups to the safety of the river. She was even ready to fight a big ol' bear to save her little ones. Thankfully, they were reunited with their human family. Like Jock said, "they had each other's...

Betrothed? Waking with amnesia, this is what Luther Rollins was being told as he was lead to Gretna Green to be married over the anvil by one of the most beautiful women he had ever seen. How could he forget such a beauty? How could he believe her story? Was it true that he was a no good wastrel who put his friends, women and drink ahead of his responsibilities? Roslynn prayed that Luther would never get his memory back because if he did, he would surely run away from her again once he learned that she had kidnapped him.

Not everyone is fortunate enough to capture the recollections of a beloved family member before they leave this earth. Leona Rice spent hours and hours in phone conversations with her father, Manuel Leon Long, writing his memories on any scrap of paper she happened to have handy. The result is this book, which she hopes will be read and enjoyed by family members and friends of the family for generations to come. Leona says she is an artist, not a writer but after reading this book you may well agree that she is both.