What it is and what you do with it:an interactive adaptation of Dr Seuss's classic (about 30 pages long).

Three reading modes: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story. Original artwork. Professional narration. Sounds and sound backgrounds. Excellent reading options (words are highlighted when read by the narrator, you can tap on a single word to hear it read aloud, picture-word associations).

What we didn't like: not much interactivity (apart from the picture/word animations).

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What it is:an interactive adaptation of Dr Seuss's classic (about 30 pages).

What you do with it:three ways of 'reading' the book: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story. Original artwork. Professional narration. Sounds and sound backgrounds. Picture/word associations feature. Excellent reading options (words are highlighted when read by the narrator, you can tap on a single word to hear it read aloud or long press to listen to a paragraph).

What we didn't like: not much interactivity (apart from the picture/word animations).

Appysmarts

What it is and what you do with it:an interactive adaptation of Dr Seuss's classic (about 30 pages long).

Three reading modes: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story. Original artwork. Professional narration. Sounds and sound backgrounds. Excellent reading options (words are highlighted when read by the narrator, you can tap on a single word to hear it read aloud, picture-word associations).

What we didn't like: not much interactivity (apart from the picture/word animations).

Appysmarts

What it is and what you do with it:an interactive adaptation of Dr Seuss's classic (about 37 pages long).

Three reading modes: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story. Original artwork. Professional narration. Sounds and sound backgrounds. Excellent reading options (words are highlighted when read by the narrator, you can tap on a single word to hear it read aloud, picture-word associations).

What we didn't like: not much interactivity (apart from the picture/word animations).

Appysmarts

What it is and what you do with it:an interactive adaptation of Dr Seuss's classic (about 37 pages long).

Three reading modes: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story. Original artwork. Professional narration. Sounds and sound backgrounds. Excellent reading options (words are highlighted when read by the narrator, you can tap on a single word to hear it read aloud, picture-word associations).

What we didn't like: not much interactivity (apart from the picture/word animations).

Appysmarts

What it is:an interactive adaptation of Dr Seuss's classic (about 28 pages).

What you do with it:three ways of 'reading' this book: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story. Original artwork. Sounds and sound backgrounds. The picture/word associations feature. Excellent reading options (words are highlighted when read by the narrator, you can tap on a single word to hear it read aloud or long press to listen to a paragraph).

What we didn't like: not much interactivity (apart from the picture/word animations). We would prefer an adult narrator (as in other dr Seuss books).

Appysmarts

What it is: an interactive version of the book by dr Seuss.

What you do with it:three ways of 'reading' this book: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story, original artwork, picture-word associations, professional narration, sounds and sound backgrounds, good navigation and reading options (easy access to single pages, words are highlighted when read by the narrator etc.), the option to record and share your own narration.

What we didn't like: limited interactions and animations (apart from the picture-word animations).

Appysmarts

What it is:an interactive adaptation of Dr Seuss's classic.

What you do with it:three ways of 'reading' this book: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story, original artwork, professional audio narration, sound backgrounds, picture/word associations, good navigation and reading options (easy access to single pages, words are highlighted when read by the narrator, tap twice to repeat the paragraph etc.), the option to record and share your own narration.

What we didn't like: the ads for other apps have to be manually turned off (they are 'on' by default). No option to tap and listen to single words (available in other Oceanhouse Media releases)

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What it is: interactive versions of 3 books by dr Seuss: I Can Lick 30 Tigers Today!, King Looie Katz and The Glunk that got Thunk.

What you do with it: three ways of 'reading' the books: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the stories (with The Glunk being our favorite). Original artwork. Professional audio narration. Sounds and sound backgrounds. Excellent reading options (words are highlighted when read by the narrator, you can tap on a single word to hear it read aloud or long press to listen to a paragraph, picture/word associations). The option to record your own narration.

What we didn't like: We wish there were more interactions and animations.

Appysmarts

What it is:an interactive adaptation of Dr Seuss's classic.

What you do with it:three ways of 'reading' this book: listen to the narrated story with the words highlighted, read as a 'traditional' book and auto play (automatic reading and turning the pages). Tap on the pictures to hear the associated words read out.

What we liked: the story, original artwork, professional audio narration, sound backgrounds, picture/word associations, good navigation and reading options (easy access to single pages, words are highlighted when read by the narrator, tap twice to repeat the paragraph etc.), the option to record and share your own narration.

What we didn't like: the ads for other apps have to be manually turned off (they are 'on' by default). No option to tap and listen to single words (available in other Oceanhouse Media releases)

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