Books in Storytime Board Books series

Work, work all the night While the stars are shining bright; Work, work all the day -- I've got no time to play! Everyone is curious! Farmer Brown's boy cannot figure it out. Then Peter Rabbit and Jerry Muskrat set their minds to the problem and try to wrestle it to the ground. What is happening in the peaceful meadow where the stream flowed so quietly before -- and what does Paddy Beaver have to do with it? Thornton W. Burgess, famous for his tales of "the lesser folk in fur and feathers," first entertained young readers in the 1910s . . . and his books have kept doing so, decade after decade, down to the present day.

Children need books. Technology is good, but something is missing. For years, children have grown up with bedtime stories by parents or grandparents. Or, they have a teacher at school who reads to them. Some older children may read for themselves. This first book in the series is a collection of stories, with pictures. Children of ages from three to ten years, or perhaps older, will enjoy the contents of this book.

Psst! Quiet! It’s Mika’s birthday. Let’s surprise her with a cake. Uh oh! Nelly forgot something. Is her big surprise ruined? What will make the perfect birthday gift? Jolly Time Books: The Perfect Gift: A magical story proving that it is the thought that counts (Children’s Bedtime Book) (Storytime Book 7) Jolly Time Books tell exciting stories with positive messages the whole family can enjoy. Jolly Time Books are full of individually hand-drawn vivid and colorful illustrations that will spark the imagination of any child.