Thursday 23 March 2017

Ebookadabra App Review


We have been reviewing the Ebookadabra App. We don't have a television at home so most of the things we watch are on Youtube, Apps or DVDs. In general, I don't download many apps so it was great to discover Ebookadabra, an educational model that provides reading, puzzles and games. 


Pip is nearly four and at the age where he is constantly asking questions and wants to learn. He can write and read a few words, loves reading and is absorbing information quicker than ever. So, I was keen to try the Ebookadabra app. It provides a 'magical world of kids' reading' with hundreds of picture books from the top publishers including Disney, Bloomsbury, Harper Collins, Oxford University Press and more. This app is designed for ages 3-7 years so perfect for Pip.


There are lots of things you can do on the Ebookadabra App, such as creating your own profile, which is a little complex for Pip but I'm sure older kids would enjoy using these features. For us, the best thing has been choosing one of the many books to read. Pip loves choosing anything at the moment so we've had fun searching our favourite books and discovering new ones. The picture books really do come to life on screen and Pip is captivated during every story. As well as audio books you can record your own version and share them with friends and family! It's also possible to download 15 books and use them offline, out and about. This will be very handy next time we go on holiday or even for a train/car ride!


The Ebookadabra App is innovative, beautifully designed, educational and lots of fun to explore. The app offers such a large catalogue of books and other activities that I'm sure Pip will continue to enjoy using it for a long while yet! If you want to give it a try, you can sign up free for 30 days then it's only £2.99 a month (usual price £5.99), which I think is good value for money! If you have younger kids and you're looking for an educational and interactive app I'd recommend Ebookadabra!

This is a collaborative post. All opinions are my own. 

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