Making a Connection With Interactive Children's Books
Publishers deploy low-tech and high-tech content to engage kids and get them invested in reading.
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Franceschelli also edited the English-language edition of The New York Times Bestseller Press Here -- its print version a stellar example of low-tech interactive content. Young children interact with the pages by "pressing" colorful dots which transition spread by spread into other colorful graphics, as though their touch is creating an action.
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