A STORYCOMET POP-UP BOOK

Pop-up stories that read themselves aloud, light up every word, and jump out of the page when you touch them.

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Interactive picture books for children

Explore interactive picture books with read-aloud narration, word highlighting and playful 3D scenes in five languages. Read the first three stories free.

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Otto and the Shy Moon — Otto floats up on his red balloon to find the moon and bring her back.
Nia and the Runaway Kite — Nia chases her kite over the river, up the hill and into the clouds.
Fin and the Glowing Sea — Fin dives deeper than ever to bring back the lantern fish's lost light.
Pim and the Big Wish — A tiny prince, one rose and a wish that goes wrong: a story that reads itself aloud and grows when you touch it.
Mila and the Firebird Feather — A hut on chicken legs, three tasks and a sleeping Firebird: a snowy tale that reads itself aloud and glows when you touch it.
Kiko and the Paper Crane — A fox kit, a paper crane and a moon that will not wait: a lantern-lit story that reads itself aloud and glows when you touch it.
Noy and the Rain Rocket — The rice is dry, the sky is empty, and Noy's little bamboo rockets keep going wrong: a try-again story that reads itself aloud and rains when you touch it.
Pong and the Water Festival — A little elephant who hates getting wet, on the wettest day of the Thai year: a splashy story that reads itself aloud and sprays when you touch it.
Nadim and the Swordfish — Hundreds of swordfish leap onto the beach and every big plan fails, until a small boy has a soft idea: a legend that reads itself aloud and leaps when you touch it.
Kaguya and the Moon Bamboo — An old bamboo cutter finds a tiny girl in a glowing stalk, and she belongs to the moon. Learn Japanese words as the story goes.
Colette and the Paris Postcard — A postcard from Grandma sends Colette across Paris collecting French words like souvenirs, from the bakery to the sparkling tower.
Mei and the Year Beast — A beast called Nian comes down the mountain every New Year's Eve, until a brave girl learns the three things it fears. Learn Chinese words as the story goes.
Ruby and the Golden Gate — One morning the fog swallows the Golden Gate Bridge, and Ruby and her dog Biscuit ride a cable car, a ferry and a kite-filled park to find it, keeping English words along the way.
Whit and the London Bells — Whit walks to London with his cat Tabby to find streets paved with gold, and finds a red bus, a queen with a mouse problem and bells that tell him to turn again, keeping English words along the way.
Lucía and the Tooth Mouse — Lucía loses her first tooth in the Plaza Mayor, and that night Ratoncito Pérez sneaks out of his biscuit tin and across Madrid to fetch it, collecting Spanish words like souvenirs.

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