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Wednesday, 8 February 2012

Help Your Toddler to Guess Who? – iPad App Review

I knew from the moment I loaded Kyoung Kook Lee’s new book, Guess Who? for the iPad, that I would love it fully and completely. Designed for the often-neglected-by-developers younger audiences, you will appreciate the simplicity of the story and the vibrancy and interest in the illustrations.

The interactions are fun with motions that are easy to repeat. There isn’t any need to chase things around a screen or other complex movements that are difficult for young ones to master.

The narrator for this book has just the right upbeat and playful voice to read to little ones. She is very easy to understand and speaks slowly and clearly. These are important things when you are dealing with inexperienced readers (listeners).More than just a book, there is a wonderful sing-a-long feature as well as a matching game that lets you join characters from the book with their favorite objects. These supporting features really add value to the book.

Standard eBook features are present here, like being able to choose between reading the book yourself or having it read to you by the narrator. An additional feature that is less common is the ability for a family member to read the story to your child –a nice idea for grandma to record when she visits for playback later on!

What I liked: The language in this book mimics real words you use with your toddler as you teach them to speak and help them to enjoy their first books. My 18-month old son understands words like baby and yummy and he smiles when he hears them aloud in this story.

What I didn’t like: All of my complaints with this story are silly things like wishing it was longer so there was more to enjoy.

To buy or not to buy: This is a fantastic book that should become one of the must-haves on your virtual shelf.