Bottom line: a cute app for the youngest Curious George lovers, offering practice with sorting by shape and color. Doesn't break any new ground, but does let your little monkey practice necessary skills with a beloved character.
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Bottom Line: Imaginative presentation of a classic French fable with a message about work first play later that all of us should take to heart.
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Bottom Line: Simplified version of the H. G. Wells tale that gives younger readers and those not reading at grade level access to a classic piece of science fiction.
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Bottom line: If you are expecting Disney's version, keep looking. This is 40 pages of old-fashioned text with no narration and limited interactivity.
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Check out our other Good Free App of the Day here.
Edgar Allen Poe is the Master of Macabre and four of his classic stories have been brought to marvellous life in this delicious storybook app.
iPoe Vol. 1 is not for the fainthearted (do NOT download it for your preschooler) but if you've got a child learning about Poe at high school, or if you have a hankering for some horror, get this fantastic app while it's free! The illustrations, sound effects and animations are superb and truly bring these stories to life. Shudder!
Normally $3.99, FREE right now!
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"Today you are you! That is truer than true! There is no one alive who is you-er than you!"
To celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday Oceanhouse Media is offering two FREE apps plus over 40 other apps at a reduced price!
These special prices are only until 7th March so on the 8th March “Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened.” Dr. Seuss
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Bottom Line: Breathtakingly original with a universal appeal. The music and artwork tell the story better than words ever could. Smartie award winner and critically acclaimed.
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