iPad Apps With Animal Characters

by Will Terry & illustrated by Will Terry & developed by Jujubee Illustrations

Although designed for the iPad, this playful text fails to take advantage of the platform, ultimately providing an only... Full review >

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by Ruby Lee illustrated by Robin Joseph developed by Skyreader Media

Locked in portrait mode and framed in two or three sequential panels per screen, the illustrations feature a sinuous,... Full review >

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by Beatrix Potter & developed by Loud Crow Interactive

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by Ben Hecht & illustrated by Nelson Wells & developed by VivaBook

A good-humored if bland adventure made slightly spicy through interactive add-ons—if readers can find them. Full review >

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developed by Newleaf Solutions

Everyone knows that toddlers have energy to spare, and the Busy Bunnies are no exception. They wake up, jump on the bed,... Full review >

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by Graham Nunn & illustrated by Kim Neale & developed by Wasabi Productions

A limited set of animations and interactive effects expertly leveraged into an engaging experience for the very youngest... Full review >

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by Tad Hills & illustrated by Tad Hills & developed by Random House Digital

Initially miffed at having his nap disturbed by a brisk, cheery yellow bird, Rocket soon falls under her spell. She reads... Full review >

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by Tamar Hak & illustrated by Tamar Hak & developed by Touchoo

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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 Barney Saltzberg & illustrated by Barney Saltzberg & developed by Mochi Development, Inc.

Navigation issue aside, Nibbly is a cute and well-designed app that the littlest iPad users will likely enjoy. Full review >

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by Beatrix Potter & illustrated by Beatrix Potter & developed by Sideways Software

High production values and a story-centered design give this a leg up over flashier, more game-like e-books. Full review >

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developed by Stepworks Company

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

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by Tammi Salzano & illustrated by Hannah Wood & developed by Mytales Digital

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developed by KEZDAM PTY LTD

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by David Kirk illustrated by David Kirk developed by Callaway Digital Arts

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by Sylvia Van Ommen & illustrated by Sylvia Van Ommen & developed by WingedChariot

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by Hayes Roberts illustrated by Hayes Roberts developed by FrogDogMedia LLC

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by Helen Lester developed by Oceanhouse Media

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by Mike Austin & illustrated by Mike Austin & developed by Ruckus Mobile Media

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by James Burks & illustrated by James Burks & developed by Yen Press

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