
Coming Soon for: Android and Windows
French, German, Spanish, Japanese Languages (click here to be notified)

Originally introduced in 1992 by Broderbund Software, Living Books were the industry’s first highly interactive animated storybooks embraced by educators, praised by parents and cherished by children. Years ahead of their time, the multi-language Living Books won numerous awards and were cited for their ground-breaking technology in keynote addresses by senior executives of both Apple and Microsoft. Twenty years later, Wanderful has assembled key members of the original Living Books team to re-invent the wildly popular interactive storybooks for today's digital devices.
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“It
is my great pleasure to inform you that your product has been awarded the
Editor's Choice Award as
printed in the latest edition
of Children's Technology Review.” (See the award here) |
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“Everything I touch is
interactive… one of my favorite things is that this
is bilingual.” (view video
here) |
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“This is one of
the best designed
interactive children's books I've ever seen,
and time was taken to get every small detail absolutely right.”
(Read the review here) |
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“It
includes
a fully functional Spanish version (any text in the illustrations change to Spanish too!)” (Read the review here) |
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“I'm so excited
that these
favorites, these best examples of what children's software can be, will be coming to a new generation of emerging
readers.” |
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"I am excited to see
these engaging interactive
versions of my books available to kids everywhere once again. Thanks
Wanderful!” |
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“Parents &
grandparents who remember the original magic of the Living Books, and new parents and
gift-givers, who will be introduced to them, will all be
thrilled to share these interactive storybooks with the children in their
lives". |
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"I'm glad
they're
making
these products accessible. Children learn through different modalities. There is research indicating that children with
autism have learned
successfully
through products displayed on tablets. "It's a good idea to make learning more accessible to children.
If it's fun and
interesting for them to learn,
so much the better." |