The Jumblies
$1.79
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About The Jumblies
Full of fantastical nonsense, interactive prompts, and unique illustrations by Sam McPhillips, this humorous interactive animated storybook app is the perfect gift for children! Written by inimitable British author, Edward Lear.
'Edward Lear was the master of glorious nonsense.' The Telegraph.
British author, artist and poet, Edward Lear (1812–1888), is commonly known for his literary nonsense. Lear’s other works include The Owl and the Pussycat and A Book of Nonsense.
Sam McPhillips grew up in rural North Devon. Sam studied illustration in Bristol, before working as a professional Illustrator based in the city of Bath.
Interact with the Jumblies on their ocean voyage! You can touch, tap and drag many of the characters and items throughout the story, bringing them to life!
Read along yourself or have the story read to you with touch activated text!
17 pages. Currently available in English only.
'Edward Lear was the master of glorious nonsense.' The Telegraph.
British author, artist and poet, Edward Lear (1812–1888), is commonly known for his literary nonsense. Lear’s other works include The Owl and the Pussycat and A Book of Nonsense.
Sam McPhillips grew up in rural North Devon. Sam studied illustration in Bristol, before working as a professional Illustrator based in the city of Bath.
Interact with the Jumblies on their ocean voyage! You can touch, tap and drag many of the characters and items throughout the story, bringing them to life!
Read along yourself or have the story read to you with touch activated text!
17 pages. Currently available in English only.
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by N####:
I've got this in book form and was intrigued when I saw there was an app version. It uses the same images as the books and I do like the art style. There are various press events on each page, but they're pretty inconsistent. It can read the story aloud, and the reading isn't bad. If you want an audio book version of a picture book it's rather good. If you (like me) prefer to read aloud yourself then I'd stick with the book.