Apps

Wheelbarrow have brought out their third Book App The Very Hungry Bear. Following closely on the heels of The Wrong Book, Wheelbarrow have brought Nick Bland's popular characters to life in this popular medium. The Very Hungry Bear is going to delight fans as the bear we've come to know and love meets a new friend with a new challenge.

Full of alliterative, tongue-twisting, eye-catching fun Animalia by Graeme Base, first released in 1986, has now reached its 25th Anniversary. This wonderful Book App, launched to coincide with the anniversary, adds fantastic value to an already successful concept.

Wheelbarrow launched their second Book App on to the market in April 2012.  Filled with zany humour, The Wrong Book by Nick Bland has been thoughtfully adapted coping incredibly well with the transition from book to screen.

Dr Seuss is one of those childhood creators who if you get it, you REALLY get it, love it and can't get enough of it - the wacky verse, iconic illustrations and the most imaginative characters and scenarios. For young fans of Dr Seuss to now be able to start reading these iconic books to themselves, this Book App is a great stepping stone on the road to discovering the delight of reading. 

Beautiful.  An inspiring Book App for the older kids The Artifacts is a wonderful blend of story line and interactivity which directly involves and immerses the reader.

Cinderella has been brought to the iPad with fastidious attention poured in to a plethora of imaginative details designed to truly bring this magical story to life. Nosy Crow really have exploited the iPad!

Nighty Night is a beautifully simple book app with a lullaby styled calmness specifically designed for bedtime.

An environmental slant that demonstrates, to a new generation, what happens when business and greed try to overlook and ignore the repercussions of their actions ... with Dr Seuss trademark wit and humour of course!

Launched on to the market in February 2011 Nosy Crow have taken the Book App world by storm with ingenuity and intelligent design. They just get it.

The appealing retro images and the quirky title grabbed our attention and we impulsively hit the 'Buy Now' button on iTunes. Disappointed? Certainly not!