Queenie La'Be and the Crazy Squirrel
Overall Score: 97/100
version reviewed: 1.3.1
reviewed:
Best for: Interactive books, Attention & concentration, Early literacy, Eye-hand coordination, Interaction, Language, Personal & social, Understanding of the world
What it is: an interactive book about a cranky old lady who one day finds a squirrel in her house. The squirrel refuses to leave and makes a mess of the house.
What you do with it: three ways of 'reading' the books: listen to the narration and follow the text, read the story yourself and auto play (automatic narration and turning pages). Touch the objects on pages to hear their names or a short animation.
There is a 'slider puzzles' game on some of the pages, with the original page artwork (with 8/15/23 pieces each puzzle, depending on the level of difficulty).
What we liked: the story, great illustrations and narration, picture/word associations, very easy operation.
What we didn't like: no option to repeat a page, the interactive features are a bit limited. The included game seems is not too inspiring and does not work well (we had some problems with making the puzzles move). Relatively high price.
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