Dr. Seuss’s Story Collection v2.50

Oceanhouse Media, Inc.

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About this app

Dr. Seuss's Story Collection solves the problem of accessing a variety of Dr. Seuss short stories in one convenient app, benefiting parents and children who enjoy interactive storytelling. Compared to alternatives in the Books And Reference category, this app stands out with its excellent user rating and top-tier app status, indicating a high-quality experience. However, its relatively high price point of $9.99 may deter some users, and the limited number of stories included may not justify the cost for some. The app's offline capability and lack of ads are notable advantages, making it a great option for families with children.

Pros

The app's excellent user rating of 4.7/5 and top-tier app status indicate a high-quality experience with engaging and interactive storytelling.
The lack of ads and in-app purchases ensures a distraction-free experience for children, making it a great option for parents seeking a safe and educational app.
The app's offline capability allows for seamless storytelling even without internet connectivity, perfect for car rides or flights.
The developer, Oceanhouse Media, Inc., has a reputation for creating high-quality educational apps, which adds to the app's credibility and trustworthiness.

Cons

The relatively high price point of $9.99 may deter some users, especially considering the limited number of stories included, which may not be enough to justify the cost for some families.
The app's limited data on downloads, with only 1,000+ reported, may indicate a smaller user base, which could impact the app's long-term support and updates.
Some users may find the app's feature set to be limited, with only 8 Dr. Seuss short stories included, which may not be enough to keep children engaged for an extended period.

Best for: The ideal user for this app is a parent or caregiver of children aged 4-8 who enjoys interactive storytelling and is seeking a high-quality, educational, and entertaining app to engage their child, with a willingness to invest in a premium experience that provides a safe and ad-free environment.

Developer Description

8 Dr. Seuss short stories in 1 app!

On Sale for a limited time only. Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!

Dive into 8 exciting Dr. Seuss interactive book apps for young readers! Explore pictures, learn new vocabulary, and follow along with three fun ways to read! Enjoy short stories from Yertle the Turtle, I Can Lick 30 Tigers Today! and Other Stories, and The Sneetches, all in one convenient place.

Explore Dr. Seuss’s Short Story Collection:
- ENCOURAGE literacy skills with highlighted narration
- FOLLOW along with three fun ways to read!
- LEARN new vocabulary with tappable words
- TAP objects to hear their name read aloud

Designed for children ages 2-6

From Yertle the Turtle:
-The Big Brag - A rabbit and a bear both boast that they are the "best of the beasts" only to be humbled by a mere worm who sees "the two biggest fools that have ever been seen!"
-Gertrude McFuzz - A young bird named Gertrude obsessed to be prettier learns a valuable lesson about accepting and believing in oneself.

From I Can Lick 30 Tigers Today! and Other Stories:
-I Can Lick 30 Tigers Today! - A boastful young cat learns the perils of bragging when he overconfidently declares he can lick 30 tigers.
-King Looie Katz - King Looie of Katzen-stein insists that his tail be carried around which leads to his kingdom revolting with "demo-catic" results.
-The Glunk that got Thunk - A small cat tells the story of his imaginative sister who "thunked a Glunk" and how he must team up with her to get rid of the disruptive creature.

From The Sneetches:
-Too Many Daves - Mrs. McCave names all of hers sons "Dave" which causes problems in her family and leads to an amusing list of names she wishes she had named them instead.
-The Zax - A north-going zax and a south-going zax stubbornly refuse to move out of each other ways and get literally get stuck in their tracks.
-What Was I Scared Of? - A timeless message about fear and tolerance as the story’s narrator repeatedly meets up with an empty pair of pale-green pants, both who are equally afraid of each other.

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Official Dr. Seuss licensed App. Dr. Seuss Properties ™ & © 2013 Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. All rights reserved.

Privacy

Given the app's zero permissions, it is likely that no sensitive data is being collected, and the app's functionality is self-contained. However, parents should still monitor their child's usage and ensure they understand the app's content and any potential limitations. Users should also be aware of the app's data storage and ensure it does not occupy too much space on their device.

Tips

To get the most out of this app, parents should first explore the app's settings to familiarize themselves with the available options, such as font size and narration speed. They should also consider creating a dedicated profile for their child to track progress and ensure a personalized experience. Additionally, users can optimize performance by closing other resource-intensive apps and ensuring their device has sufficient storage space.