Bottom Line: A great app for a quality children’s book experience — particularly audio — with the trusted names of Reading Rainbow and LeVar Burton to back it up. The amount of good children’s literature is outstanding, but the price for more than the five free books will be prohibitive for many.
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Bottom line: A very lovely interactive book that tells the classic Armenian folk tale of Queen Anahit. It's not your run of the mill fairy tale. Appealing to children and adults, though some very young children might have difficulty following the entire story. Available in English, Armenian, and Russian.
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Who-ah! Just when I thought the app store was getting clogged with same-old same-old, along comes this little gem. If your child likes to create stories, you absolutely cannot go past Storybook Maker.
This is an in-cre-di-ble child-friendly interface for making picture books, story books, vacation keepsakes, scrapbooking, photo collages......the uses are limited only by your imagination.
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Bottom Line: A quiz-style app that may be useful for parents and teachers, but might not be motivating enough for students. A few areas need improvement, but it's Free to try all seven content strands!
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Bottom line: If you want your kids to understand Christmas as something more than Santa and presents, then the depth and quality of this app make it worth considering for children ages 7 to 12. Download the free game for sure.
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