Meet Kidi Papercraft Stories, the newest Kidi app
Thirteen cut-paper picture books that read themselves aloud, with little counting and letter games between the pages. It joins Eye Spy, Learn Words, Monster Math and Frozen Jelly.
The Kidi family has a fifth member. Kidi Papercraft Stories is a shelf of short picture books for little ones, and every page is a hand-cut paper scene that moves.
Stories that read themselves
A narrator reads each page aloud, and every word lights up as it is spoken, so listening slowly turns into following along. Every scene is full of things to tap, and each one answers back.
There are thirteen books to start with, among them Pip and the Moon in the Pond, Kiko the Kite, Benny Bear’s Big Yawn, Coco the Little Cloud and Hana’s Snowman.
Little games between the pages
Every book hides three small games: count the lily pads, find the letter D, pop and count the bubbles. The narrator counts along and cheers when the job is done.
Same Kidi promises
Like Eye Spy, Learn Words, Monster Math and Frozen Jelly, it has no ads, no accounts and no tracking, and nothing needs reading.
Kidi Papercraft Stories is in testing on Android and iOS now and is coming soon to Google Play and the App Store. Until then you can read the books in your browser.