Felix feels sick, so his mother takes him to see Dr. Duck.

Dr. Duck takes care of all the animals when they are ill, but who will take care of him when he gets sick?

Poor Sarah is feeling under the weather. A trip to the doctor is in order - and with a little help from Duck, Sarah is on the mend in no time. In this book, fans of Sarah and Duck will love this quirky take on being ill and visiting the doctor.

It's time to visit the doctor, and everyone is in the waiting room. The doctor treats a crocodile and an elephant first. Next up is a wolf. Will the doctor survive his cunning patient? Full color.

This book introduces new trends of theory and practice of information technologies in tourism. The book does not handle only the fundamental contribution, but also discusses innovative and emerging technologies to promote and develop new generation tourism informatics theory and their applications. Some chapters are concerned with data analysis, web technologies, social media and their case studies. Travel information on the web provided by travelers is very useful for other travelers make their travel plan. A chapter in this book proposes a method for interactive retrieval of information on accommodation facilities to support travelling customers in their travel preparations. Also an adaptive user interface for personalized transportation guidance system is proposed. Another chapter in this book shows a novel support system for the collaborative tourism planning by using the case reports that are collected via Internet. Also, a system for recommending hotels for the users is proposed and evaluated. Other chapters are concerned with recommendation, personalization and other emerging technologies.

Oh no! All the animals are sick! Luckily, Doctor Duck is here to save the day.

Dr. Duck has taken the day off to relax and do some gardening-but everyone seems to be having babies! He helps Mother Goat deliver her kids, visits an expectant hen and then a cow. Young children love reading about babies, and parents can use this story to initiate discussion about how babies are born. The rollicking rhyme and vibrant artwork will delight children, parents and parents-to-be.