She enjoys sleep but is learning to appreciate caffeine as a perfectly viable substitute. Tennille lives in the Great White North with her hubby and two sons. Heck you could even ask them to spot you the. It sure beats kicking the seatback of the person in the row before you. I would recommend this to other parents and I could see it being used before going on a trip to familiarize children with planes and also as a great app for travelling to occupy young ones. Overall I thought the app had great ease of use, delightful graphics and sounds on each page and was a good match for my son. He definitely bored of it a lot quicker than my little man but that could also be attributed to the fact that he plays more video games. I had my friends almost 5 year old try it out also. I would say that at 3 years old he still can enjoy the vibrancy of the pictures on each page, the ability to move items all around the page and the sounds they made. He especially liked the sky writer and I have to say I smiled at the message ‘Drink Milk’. We then discovered that you can move the various objects around the page. By touching the plane he was told what it was, such as a cropduster or jet, then it made the sound of a plane. He was easily able to touch different objects on each page to interact with them. After reading it through twice with my son he then took it over himself.

It is aimed at toddlers and preschoolers and really engages them with vibrant pictures of various types of planes.

I was pleasantly surprised at how my son took to this easy reader. We have read and re-read so many books about transportation that I feel like I could recite them in my sleep. 99, the price is right for any budget! This is to be the first in a series of Barton digital books being released by Oceanhouse Media. It was so easy to do and with an introductory rate of. I had neither previously read any books by author/illustrator Byron Barton nor downloaded a book onto my IPod Touch so the whole experience was new to me. I was happy to review the newly released digital version of Byron Barton’s classic Planes for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. He gets into stuff on my iPod I didn’t even know we have. At 3 years old my son is often (ok all the time) more techno-savvy than I am, so I need to be careful what he has access to.

Planes by Byron Barton