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A Sing-Along Adventure in Reading by Kevin HenkesSheila Rae isn't afraid of anything: not spiders, not the dark, not even monsters in the closet! Then one day she decides to walk home a different way and gets hopelessly lost. Join Sheila Rae as she learns to face her fears and gains a new respect for her little sister...and herself. Like a Broadway show, the story is brought to life with catchy melodies. Children practice reading skills as they read and sing with Sheila Rae!
Requirements: For Windows - IBM or 100% compatible 386SX or higher with 4MB RAM, Windows 3.1, Super VGA (640x480, 256 colors), Sound Blaster or SBPro and 100% compatible sound cards, mouse, CD-ROM drive. Requirements: For Macintosh - CD-ROM drive, System 6.0.7 or higher, 256 color monitor, 4MB RAM.
Reviews:CD-ROM Today, June 1996 "She's no Little Orphan Annie, but Sheila Rae - a little mouse who sings and dances her way through Living Books' latest project - is similarly gifted. Many children will know Sheila Rae from the Kevin Henkes' book Sheila Rae, The Brave (a paper back copy of which is included with the CD-ROM). "It's obvious Sheila has made up her mind that musical theater is her true calling. Kids can watch her unabashedly pound the boards while a narrator reads the tale aloud in either English or Spanish, or they can interact with the story. (Although some kids will become frustrated waiting for Sheila to settle down so they can use their mouse). "In either case, youngsters will reap the benefits of Sheila's vocal lessons as she spontaneously burst into song as the spirit (or the plot) moves her." Computer Shopper, July 1996 "Sheila Rae, an intrepid mouse who learns a valuable lesson about bravery and fear when her younger sister comes to her rescue. "In addition to beautifully illustrated storybook pages, enhanced with sound effects and animations, this Living Book features seven sing-along songs in English or Spanish. Musical numbers are presented as animated scenes, complete with lyrics that are highlighted and transformed into pictures or exaggerated word forms as they are sung. The animated transformations help beginning readers associate a written word with its pronunciation, while turning reading into a playful experience."
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