While grownups at Black Box Industries work to improve the handheld gizmo that's this years high-tech must have, neighborhood kid Toby Toe Thompson has something even better: he's found the Wishing Rock. Be careful what you wish for, Toe! Spy Kids filmmaker Robert Rodriguez hatches a fun-filled story of the chaos that erupts when folks young and old get their hands on the rainbow-striped stone. Hang out with an army of tiny outer-space friends? Turn a pesky brother into a beetle? Own a mountain of cash? Be the most powerful person in the world? Great young talents join stars Jon Cryer, William H. Macy, Leslie Mann and James Spader in the hilarious not-so-tall tales of Shorts.

Based on the feature film about a magic wish-granting rock, Shorts sends players through 26 levels of action-filled platforming and puzzles. Gamers join Nose Noseworthy, Loogie Short, Toe Thompson, and Helvetica Black as they use their unique skills to battle the power-hungry Mr. Black and reverse the unforeseen, Monkey's Paw-like side effects of wishes granted by the magical rainbow rock. Players use their stylus and touch screen to navigate a laboratory, a factory, and a castle, enlisting the help of tiny aliens, huge wasps, and flying dinosaurs for battles against bomb-shooting crocodiles, poisonous snakes, and vile booger monsters. Each level contains keys that help gamers advance, heart pieces to increase health capacity, and energy balls that power special abilities such as telekinesis, invincibility, and hover jumping. ~ Christopher Brown, All Game Guide

Snoozy Choosers Choose Snoozers Here are seven different Boynton bedtime stories for little listeners. Guided by the colorful picture tabs, children can find whichever story they want to hear. And the next one. And then this one. Okay, now this one. And now this one. Ooo, and this. Oh, please, just ONEmore?

Made of sustainable German Beechwood and designed with "City & Country School" founded by Caroline Pratt (designer of very first set of Unit blocks used in schools around the world today), each Kid O puzzle is brightly colored to enhance dramatic play and imaginitive thinking while puzzle solving.

Wooden knobs screwed into each puzzle piece ensure they will not break off, and all colors are silkscreened to prevent peeling.

Educational components include discerning gradual variations in height from short to tall as well as color shading.

Ages 3+

Soffe Women's Mesh Teeny Tiny Shorts birds eye mesh. poly tricot liner. Low rise with -/ inseam. Colors below. Junior Sizes S-XL - Softball Shorts - Softball Shorts

Tranquil music and magical movement will engage any baby. Baby will marvel at the movement of the characters as they rotate around. The convenient remote control, calming night light and 20 minutes of music will help baby go to sleep.

12" Short Darkest Brown tipped with Dark Auburn tiny spiral curls synthetic wig

Six two-reel shorts, including: Calling All Curs (1939) Veterinarians Moe, Larry and Curly have gone to the dogs, but when they attempt to replace a priceless pooch that's been dognapped while under their care, they really wind up in the doghouse. They're barking up the wrong tree if they think they can get away with this scheme! Disorder in the Court (1936) When a sexy nightclub dancer is put on trial for murder, her only hope is three star witnesses: Moe, Larry and Curly. The Stooges are only too happy to help, but when they show up in court to testify, their antics disrupt the proceedings, and the defense never rests. Dizzy Detectives (1943) Rookie gumshoes Moe, Larry and Curly kick off their new careers with a case that proves to be way over their heads. It seems a gorilla is committing a series of burglaries, and they may be the only ones to catch him. Can they crack the case before the big ape really goes bananas? Flat Foot Stooges (1938) A crooked fire truck salesman finds himself in hot water when he sabotages one of Fire Chief Kelly's trucks. While Larry, Moe and Curly pamper Chief Kelly's fire truck-pulling horses, a blaze engulfs the firehouse and puts the firefighting Stooges to the ultimate test. Crime on Their Hands (1948) Diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but they're not Shemp's. When he mistakes the Punjab Diamond for a breath mint, Shemp faces the end of an unsterilized knife in the hands of Dapper Dan, who stole the diamond and wants it back ˆ and he's not waiting until it passes naturally. Who Done it? (1949) When The Phantom Gang strikes again, millionaire Old Man Goodrich calls the Alert Detective Agency and hires the Stooges to protect him. But Moe, Larry and Shemp arrive just after Goodrich is kidnapped, and are thwarted by a seductress who administers a near-lethal dose of distraction.

Many people wonder what the key to success really is, and where to find it. Well, look no further than you front pocket! Your favorite friend will go wherever you go, and keep a watchful eye on those keys you keep losing!

Before Toy Story, there was Tin Toy. John Lasseter and the creative geniuses at Pixar made landmark short films that paved the way for their feature-length films. This dandy collection contains their five shorts made between 1984 and 1989. The only throwaway is The Adventures of André & Wally B., the earliest short, barely two minutes long. The famous hopping lamp (now part of the company's logo) appears in Luxo Jr. and illustrates how Pixar's sense of humor is so crucial to its success. There is real personality here, as a "father" lamp is surprised by his "son." That essence comes to life in the Oscar-winning Tin Toy. This film about a baby playing with a wind-up doll is a blueprint for Toy Story as is Knickknack, a delightful and very funny short about a snowman who will do anything to get out of his snow globe. An essential for any fan of computer animation. --Doug Thomas