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5.0** ComKids Prix Jeunesse Iberoamericano - 2nd place in Interactive Digital class ** ** Hipertexto Awards - 1st place in Digital Art class ** ** Mary Shelley´s Frankenstein bilingual version (Portuguese-English ) ** ** Adopted by North-American schools ** ** 40 screens of kid’s literary content ** ** Common Core State Standard (CCSS) Grade 8 ** ** Video trailer: http://youtu.be/WAjdFaIumfE “When the story is narrated by the monster, it’s possible to realize and see the supposed meanness on another perspective - of someone being rejected and unhappy, allowing reflections about subjects such as self-control, ambitions, rejecting and bullying.” – Cool*ruja “It´s a fun and nice way of inciting reading at an age in which children are resistant. The animations are simple and don’t interrupt the text fluidity” – Mil dicas de mãe “Frankie for Kids is the most sophisticated Brazilian book. It’s for kids from 9 years old. The animations and illustrations are stunning.” – It mãe “There aren’t too many interactions interrupting the reading. Everything is smooth and connected to what is being narrated. I found this great care extremely important for both, this kind of book and this age group. Focus on the reading, using technological resources to enrich it.” – Ipad Família *** Frankie for Kids is the thrilling classic story Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, retold in Portuguese and English for kids and teens with a several special interactivities for tablets. In Frankie for Kids the reader can move objects, turn lights on and off, peep through a hole, define the destiny of a boat, make a heart beat and travel through reading, hearing noises that please and amaze. Themes such as excessive ambition, careless abandon, the hardships of getting acceptance in a group and self-control presented in the story are behaviors described nearly 200 years ago - as the original work is from 1818 - and they make Frankenstein a relevant story even nowadays, deserving to be retold in a new way and adopted as support literature for kids and teens facing the many transformations that impact this period in their lives. Please rate and review the app or send us your feedback: contact@storymax.me It means a lot to us! Like us: http://www.facebook.com/storymax.me Stay in the loop: http://www.storymax.me
