Rabbit's Book Jump app analytics for November 28

Rabbit the Dog loves to read. In this Google Play mobile game, your job is to help Rabbit read each book and collect as many ideas as possible. Jump on top of the book to read it. Then collect the lightbulbs (ideas) that come out of each book. But... be careful not to run into the side of the books. There is no running in the library! Rabbit the Dog loves a great story. She also loves to learn new things. All kinds of stories teach her valuable lessons, which she can use in real life. In this game, Rabbit goes to the library for the first time. She is almost overwhelmed by the sheer number of books for her to read! Of course, she wants to read all of the books. Help her get on top of each book and then collect all of the wisdom and knowledge from that book by gathering up all the lightbulbs (ideas) before they disappear. However, don’t run into the books. The librarians don’t like running in the library and will kick Rabbit out for misbehaving. The music, sound effects, and gameplay are all designed to make this a relaxing and fun experience. However, it does get harder as you go along because some people are into that sort of thing... If you have ideas about what you want to see in future updates to this game, please let us know. We just started Grand Dude Games in 2022 and we are still learning how to make games that everyone can enjoy. We decided to stop making games with ads in 2024. If you download the game you own it. You should be able to play it distraction-free. The guy who started this company (Grand Dude) grew up paying for a game one time and then enjoying the game for years. He is all about that. FYI: If you are a collector of Rabbit the Dog books, you will recognize the artwork of Patrice Aguilar. She has illustrated several mobile games published by Grand Dude Games. She has also illustrated many books published by Grand Dude Studios. Her Preschool Prep Books: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B1CPBPDK?binding=paperback Her Grade School Stories: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09SV2GWC4?binding=paperback Though this game came from the imagination of Darin Phillips, the real credit goes to Ryan Aspera. He did all of the coding and game assets. His talent is clearly on display in bringing this trip to library to life!