From the creators of Blues Clues and Team Umi Zumi.

DreamWorks Gabby's Doll House is a delightful show that leads kids room to room through fantastical mini-worlds, irresistible kitty characters, and quirky adventures.

Gabby embraces imperfection and celebrates mistakes.

Showing kids and kittens, they can learn as much from their setbacks as they do their successes.

And if you want to

explore this magical world yourself, the kitty care ear perfect playroom really is the perfect

play set to bring Gabby's dollhouse into your own home. Be sure to enjoy a season full of

a meowsing surprises with Gabby's dollhouse. All new episodes are now playing on Netflix. It's time to rest again, rebels, to channel your energy from the ups and downs of your day into a deep, lazy river, sliding downstream.

Close your eyes and imagine yourself floating down the river, letting the current carry you

as it weaves its way around the unexpected fins and boulders of the day and then splits into

streams, each one narrowing and slowing. As you float, down, down, I'm going to tell you a story about a woman named Marjorie Stoneman Douglas, a woman who worked

tirelessly year after year to preserve a land that she loved, a land that I call home. Marjorie's story is one about persistence,

and how even the smallest of us can make a difference if we only try. It's a story about water, about the flow of water which brings life,

and in a way, it's a story about me,

an old Florida alligator,

who has lived for many years and seen many things.

Before Marjorie was a grown-up fighting grown-up battles, she was a girl, a girl who wore

glasses and had a crooked nose and hair that was never perfectly straight nor particularly curly.

A girl who loved animals and went to the water any time she could,

a girl who loved to learn and to read and to imagine.

Marjorie grew up in New England,

a place with long, cold, icy winters. But when she was four years old, she and her parents took a train

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