Alice for the iPad

Nice app with public domain text with illustrations and small animations. It would be better if it worked with the Apple text to speech function to read the text on the screen. For some this is a convenience, but for many it may make this beloved book accessible. <br/>There are many options for the sight or print impaired to read about Alice, adding text to speech accessibility to your app would make yours an option and extend that fun multi sensory element that you’re going for to s broader audience.

I think I just paid atomic antelope $8 for nothing. I should have read the reviews. Don't buy this until they update to newer OS or maybe never.

I really do like this app, but there aren't nearly enough interactive/moving pages to make it worth $8.99.

I had earlier ordered Charlie Brown's Christmas and was impressed, so I ordered Alice, expecting something similar with respect to the use of presenting a magical story on the iPad. I was sadly disappointed. Alice in Wonderland is begging for an interactive magical experience for the reader and viewer--but the potential is sorely missed. Instead of magic from interactive visuals and touch pad play, the story, with illustrations, is pretty much it.<br/><br/>I have no doubt that someone with the imagination of Lewis Carrol will come along and make a great app out of this magical tale. It is worth waiting until that happens.

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Everything about this is beautiful. However it doesn't have a read to me option. For the price I thought it should. My 5 year old wants this and she want it to read to her, and so do I in the car!

This app was really over-hypped… I was expecting more - especially some sound.<br/>Not worth the price. Peter Rabbit is much more delightful.

Such a wonderful edition, attractive for both the young reader as well as the young at heart.