2011 Best Book Apps for Kids: Apps Organic to iPad

illustrated by Rosemary Wells & developed by Auryn Inc.

Appropriately for the audience, there’s no story line or dazzling special effects—just a creatively imagined encounter with... Full review >

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by Michael Slack & illustrated by Michael Slack & developed by WingedChariot

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by Bill Doyle & illustrated by Troy Cummings & developed by Crab Hill Press, LLC

In an extreme case of adrenalin rush, barely is birthday-party invitee Nash through the door than he’s out of control. He... Full review >

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by Bronwyn Callander & illustrated by Bronwyn Callander

High marks for looks, sounds and overall design. Totally terrific for toddlers. Full review >

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by Barbara de Wolf & illustrated by Barbara de Wolf

Having lost his original one under mysterious circumstances, the prince now sports a whole array at will from a mischievous... Full review >

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by Chantal Bourgonje & illustrated by Chantal Bourgonje & developed by Tizio BV

Dutch illustrator/writer Bourgonje makes her app debut with this charming tale. One ordinary day, a small grey mouse decides... Full review >

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by Raghava KK & illustrated by Raghava KK

A first-rate mind expander, this app rewards repeat visits and depicts several family constellations with irresistible... Full review >

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illustrated by Jeppe Sandholt & developed by Morten Sandholt

For preschoolers and young grade-schoolers willing to mine its many treasures, this app is a gem. Full review >

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by Gerry Renert ; illustrated by Barry Gott ; developed by Bacciz

Rooney's story is one any kid, super-powered or not, can identify with, and the app does everything it can to make his story... Full review >

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by Bronwyn Callander & illustrated by Bronwyn Callander

Another tip-top turn from the creator of Treetop Ted (2011). Full review >

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by Craig Fusco illustrated by Dean MacAdam developed by Game Collage LLC

A (literally) illuminating survey, with exemplary choice and use of digital enhancements. Full review >

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by Henrik Van Ryzin & Denise Van Ryzin & developed by Monster Costume

Lucky for the developers that Bartleby's books are worth the wait. This app series continues to delight; it feels innovative... Full review >

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