Four Footed Friends
$3.95		(Win3.1) (In White Envelope) (FOURFOOTPO)

Also found in Vroom Books

Publisher: T/Maker Company

Children

Ages: 3 and up

Multilingual: English, French, Japanese, and Spanish

Magical World of Four Footed Friends!

Four Footed Friends is an enchanting storybook of 10 fun rhymes and illustrations about lovable animals that come to life with over 40 interactive pages of activities designed to engage and entertain children while encouraging skill development.

Great Bookworm Friends Guide Your Children Through the Story! Albert, Wendy and Pablo become playmates and guides as they explore the interactive, multimedia world of Four Footed Friends.

Fun with Reading, Spelling, and Interesting Facts! Vroom Books are an easy and fun way for children to learn more about reading, spelling, vocabulary, and animal facts.

Paint the Animals! Let your children have fun while developing their creative talents with the animal coloring book.

Play Fun Learning Games and Find the Surprises! Children will be thrilled to uncover hidden point and click surprises on the screen, including animal videos.

In Four Languages! Fully localized in English, Spanish, French and Japanese. Expose your children to other languages - switch at any time!

With 3D Animation! State of the art multimedia sound and graphics will captivate your children and keep them entertained for hours!

Requirements

Windows: CD-ROM drive, 486 or higher, 256 VGA/SVGA color monitor, Windows 3.1 or later, 4 MB free RAM (8 MB RAM, Double Speed Drive recommended).

Reviews:

Computer Gaming World, March 1994

"This interactive book presents a charming children's primer about a variety of quadrupedal creatures. After reading a four-line verse (which is also read aloud by the computer), the child is free to click on any one of three on-screen guides, who provide further information on that page's freatured animal. Albert the Number Worm provides interesting facts and figures and invites kids to click on various parts of the selected animal. In doing so, kids are rewarded with surprising and generally amusing results.

"Wendy the Word Worm uses the selected animal as a springboard to teach important reading and language skills. (She'll also read the words aloud in French, Japanese or Spanish. What a worm!) Finally, Pablo the Picture Worm (complete with beret and goatee) invites kids to paint the animal in whatever colors they see fit using a small, built-in electronic paint program."

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