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Sticker Book 2: Fantasy World 1.03.82
This second Sticker Book has electronic stickers from the fantasy world – dragons, knights, princesses, monsters, and many more. Kids can create scenes using hundreds of stickers from the pretend realm and place them on dozens of backgrounds from the medieval time period. Published by Dataware.
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| Sticker, Book, Sticker Book 2, Dataware, kids, art, children, preschool, creativity, imagination |
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Sticker Book 4: Fairy Tales 1.02.82
This fourth Sticker Book has electronic stickers and backgrounds from your favorite fairy tales – Beauty and the Beast, The Bremen Town Musicians, Cinderella, The Elves and the Shoemaker, The Emperor's New Clothes, and many more. Published by Dataware.
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| Sticker, Book, Sticker Book 4, Dataware, kids, art, children, preschool, creativity, imagination |
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Anna Karenina 1.0
Anna Karenina, one of the best known books ever written, by Leo Tolstoy. The tragic romance between Anna and count Vromsky plays on the background of the 19th century Russian aristocracy. But if you just know this love story from movies or TV, there is a whole lot you are missing, because there is much more to this massive book. You can now download it in a high quality PDF format, totally free.
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| Anna Karenina, leo tolstoy, tolstoj, ebook, e-book, ebooks, e-books, electronic book, electronic books, literature |
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Coloring Book 9: Little Monsters 1.02.00
A ninth coloring book program filled with 50 pages of delightful little monsters at play and in other delightful situations where you would normally find kids. There's something unexpected on every page! The 50 pictures included with the complete version include scenes with monsters eating, playing with balls, bathing, playing at the beach, playing at the playground, swimming, flying a kite, reading, and many more. Published by Dataware.
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| Coloring, Book, Dataware, kids, color, art, children, monsters, preschool, game |
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E-Library 3.0
E-Library help you to organize all your books - fiction, none-fiction or any other type - in one complete solution. You can store information about the book and the author and review those in a graphic interface that makes it easy to navigate. Add your collection of both E-books and hardcopy.You can sort and search in many different ways. E-Library gives you the full view of your data.
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| organize, book, catalog, manage, arthur, vendor, publisher, database, e-book, rate |
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Maze Book 2: Lost in the Medieval World 1.02.00
Maze Book 2 provides another set of computer generated mazes for kids. In this set, kids guide medieval characters through mazes to find kings, queens, knights, dragons, and monsters. With three levels of difficulty, kids can find the level of challenge that is right for them. Unlike paper and pencil mazes, Maze Book 2 is interactive -- kids guide characters through a variety of bright, colorful mazes finding objects.
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| Maze, Book, Dataware, kids, education, children, preschool, mazes, game |
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"Bonjour Tristesse" Audio-Text 1.5
Audio book "Bonjour Tristesse", read by Jacqueline Pagnol and Catherine Deneuve, is played by the specially developed software program that uses the text of the book for navigation started and stoped by clicking the right mouse button and also shows translations of the separate sentences to English, and Russian by clicking the left mouse button.
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| French, audio, text, interactive, translation, prince, book, synchronization, foreign, language |
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The Green Fairy Book - Classic Fairy Tales
The Green Fairy Book - 42 Classic Fairy Tales from Caryn's eBooks -- The Blue Bird, Three Little Pigs, Heart of Ice, The Riddle and many more. **** This is the third, and probably the last, of the Fairy Books of many colours. First there was the Blue Fairy Book; then, children, you asked for more, and we made up the Red Fairy Book; and, when you wanted more still, the Green Fairy Book was put together. The stories in all the books are borrowed from many countries; some are French, some German, some Russian, some Italian, some Scottish, some English, one Chinese. However much these nations differ about trifles, they all agree in liking fairy tales. The reason, no doubt, is that men were much like children in their minds long ago, long, long ago, and so before they took to writing newspapers, and sermons, and novels, and long poems, they told each other stories, such as you read in the fairy books. They believed that witches could turn people into beasts, that beasts could speak, that magic rings could make their owners invisible, and all the other wonders in the stories. Then, as the world became grown-up, the fairy tales which were not written down would have been quite forgotten but that the old grannies remembered them, and told them to the little grandchildren.
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