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The Pied Piper of Hamelin: Read Aloud With Highlighting and Music
The first of Animusia's ebooks for young readers and their parents retells a classic children's story in a charming and fun read-aloud edition with word-by-word text highlighting and music.
The delightful poem The Pied Piper, by Robert Browning, has been a classic of children’s literature since its publication in 1842. It inspired Kate Greenaway (1846-1901) to make illustrations showing the quaint costume of her parents’ childhood, to evoke a gentler and more magical world. The story is read with charm and character—and the proper British accent—by singer and vocal trainer Stella Arman. Our audio presentation also features Gordon Jacob’s Pied Piper suite for flute and piccolo to deepen the piper's spell as he leads his innocent followers a merry dance.
The story, originally collected by the Brothers Grimm about 1800, retells a well-known cautionary tale about keeping your word and the power of music and magic.
To hear the ebook narrated aloud, open in iBooks, and tap the foot of the screen to display on-screen controls. Select the loudspeaker icon at the top of the screen and tap "Start reading". Automatic page turns are the default setting. More details at http://bit.ly/iBooksReadAloud. Simple as that! Enjoy!
Requirements: This book requires iBooks 1.3 or later and iOS 4.2 or later. Books can only be viewed using iBooks on an iPad, iPhone (3G or later), or iPod touch (2nd generation or later).
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