$4.99 for iPad
$2.99 for iPhone
Ages 3-8
Overall rating: 4.4 out of 5 stars
Why we Like it:This innovative edition of a printed story book (of the same name, by Windy Press; Hellen Stratton-Would, author) isn't perfect, but it contains some interesting interactive techniques that make it worth a look. In addition, the story is easy for a child to relate to, and is beautifully illustrated.
In the story, a boy dreams of being an astronaut, so he watches the moon at night through his skylight. The pages are designed so a child can take part in the story, by moving the skylight view, or by making the moon disappear.
Need to Know: You help Bertie find the moon by visiting with animals, singing songs and playing one of four games. Content includes eight original songs by Susie Tallman and Richard Pleasance; 15 language options (English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Korean, Swedish, Dutch, Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, Turkish, and Afrikaans). Weaknesses include promotional links on the last page, and synthesized music accompaniments.
Ease of use: 9/10
Educational: 9/10
Entertaining: 9/10
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