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When the postman brings Little Jack Rabbit an invitation to a birthday party, he's very excited. Daddy buys him a present to take and some smart clothes to wear; his sisters help him to wrap the present; and his big brother Buck gives him a soapy hot bath and tells him what parties are like. But when he realizes that none of them is invited and that he must go to the party alone, Little Jack loses... More

When the postman brings Little Jack Rabbit an invitation to a birthday party, he's very excited. Daddy buys him a present to take and some smart clothes to wear; his sisters help him to wrap the present; and his big brother Buck gives him a soapy hot bath and tells him what parties are like. But when he realizes that none of them is invited and that he must go to the party alone, Little Jack loses his enthusiasm. As ever though, it's Granpa who saves the day with a reassuring word. He's just finished mending Bunnikin, Little Jack's favourite toy, so now Bunnikin can go to the party too. Little Jack has a great time, playing games and making friends with Rosy and her Teddy, and, at the end of his big day, goes to bed with Bunnikin very happy. Inga Moore has written and illustrated a number of picture books for children, including "Six Dinner Sid" (a 1990 Smarties Book Prize Winner), "Fifty Red Night-Caps", "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" and "Oh, Little Jack". She also illustrated "Away in a Manger" (written by Sarah Hayes).

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