Mother Holle Multilingual - Bedtime story for kids app for iPhone and iPad

*** THE SUCCESS STORY GOES ON ***
*** Wanted by the kids and made by the adults ***

MOTHER HOLLE is a multimedia, interactive illustrated book created by ImaginationStairs.com.

There are many digital storybooks. But this fairytale app inspires both young and old. It is an audio-, text- and game entertainment book at the same time!
The high-resolution images suitable for children and hand-drawn by an experienced childrens illustrator will inspire the whole family. Professional narrators, well known from audiobooks and radio shows, have read this story for you.
Naturally, you have a choice whether to read the story in different languages by yourself or to read the narrator read it.

The built-in games-to-find and automatically running interactive elements, as well as cleverly inserted sound effects and background music create a totally new magical experience.

Content:

Mother Holle is a world-known fairy tale. Each page has a beautiful illustration that can be animated in exciting ways. The children can dust off the blanket of Mother Holle, let the rooster crow or make the stepsisters jump up and down. Moreover, in many scenes there are our magic fairy bubbles hidden. Behind these magic fairy bubbles some great games for the whole family are hiding.

New features:

* 21 high-resolution, unprecedented pictures that tell the story
* Select your language with the help of the nodding rooster
* Zoomable text to simplify reading for all ages
* Let the fairytale read itself for you - read by a professional narrator
* Great music and sound effects
* Great animations can be found on every page
* Test your skills in a fun game!
* Learning by playing for children from 3 years and up
* Pedagogically selected fairytale

Also available: -- Snowwhite -- and -- Cinderella --

ATTENTION:
This app was developed for the iPad. On the iPhone & iPod Touch it looks very good, but the pages are, of course, somewhat small for reading on the go; for the games it takes little and skillful childrens fingers - again, practice makes perfect ...