"Learn To Knot A Neck Scarf with the Rabbit and the Fox" is a cute story offering a fun and simple lesson for tying a simple knot in neck wear. There are many ways to knot a scarf but this book teaches the method 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 commonly known as the "four in hand." In this story, a clever girl illustrates her abilities to skillfully tie a knot in a scarf as she mimics the motions of the very hungry fox snapping his powerful jaws just inches from the little rabbit as he chases it through...

This book helps build self-esteem.

If a child has mastered the tricky task of tying their shoe laces, they're ready to have fun learning to tie a tie with the rabbit and the fox. This beautifully illustrated story book is based on the age old tale of a very hungry fox chasing a frightened little rabbit through the forest in pursuit of dinner

Around a tree, under a bush and over a log they go, until the rabbit just barely escapes the fox's snapping jaws, into the safety of his cozy burrow.

Boys love action and adventure and will enjoy following along with the...

-The metal horned unicorns are doomed - That's what Lauda Lead Horn wailed when she first saw the tribe's new savior. OK, so his horn was not metal. . .and he did not have a magic power. . .and he was really a puny little runt. But doomed? Were things really that bad?

Well, things were pretty bad in the land of MarBryn. Magh, an evil sorcerer utilized unicorn horns and hooves to create his magical potions and spells. Those he used, to increase his power and to conquer everyone in his path. All of the unicorns from the Tribe of the Metal Horn were now gone . . . except for twelve...