Wiggly animals and sounds
This book seems about right for a parent to read at bedtime to 2 to 4 year olds.
$1.99
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An interactive digital book designed for toddlers aged 1-4, featuring wiggly animals and bugs. Children can touch the screen to animate characters, solve simple jigsaw puzzles, and listen to the author read the story with word highlighting.
✓Interactive animated animals
✓Jigsaw puzzles
✓Author-read narration
✓Word highlighting
✓Page-turning gestures
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What's New in Tickly Prickly
4.3.1
March 9, 2025
Support for latest OS versions and devices; bug fixes.
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What is Tickly Prickly?
Tickly Prickly is an interactive digital book for children aged 1 to 4. It features wiggly animals and bugs that come to life when touched, along with simple jigsaw puzzles and author-read narration.
What age is Tickly Prickly recommended for?
Tickly Prickly is recommended for children aged 1 to 4 years old. The content and interactive elements are designed to appeal to this age group.
How much does Tickly Prickly cost?
Tickly Prickly is a paid app, priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all features and content within the book.
Does Tickly Prickly have ads?
No, Tickly Prickly does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an uninterrupted reading and play experience for children.
What devices support Tickly Prickly?
Tickly Prickly is available on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. This allows for a versatile experience across different Apple devices.
How often is Tickly Prickly updated?
The latest version, 4.3.1, was last updated on March 9, 2025. This indicates the app is actively maintained by its developers.
What are the interactive features in Tickly Prickly?
Users can touch animals to restart their animations, solve 4-piece jigsaw puzzles based on the page's artwork, and turn pages by swiping or tapping arrows.
What is the user rating for Tickly Prickly?
Tickly Prickly has a rating of 4.0 stars from 1 rating. This suggests a positive reception from its current users.
