Story Corner

## Description

Curl up with Kids' CBC Story Corner and turn reading into an educational adventure for the whole family. Choose an interactive picture book from our virtual shelf and explore the stories together! There are lots of surprises to reveal on every page as kids tap, swipe and touch characters and backgrounds to trigger funny sounds and sweet animations. And when you're done, kids can go back through and personalize the story and save it to read again later. Encourage reading skills, inspire imaginations and spend more time together as a family with Kids' CBC Story Corner.

*Story Overviews*

I Love Fall
Buster the Bear loves Fall. Come along with Buster and his friends on a trip through some seasonal fun including apple picking, Thanksgiving, hockey and Halloween!

The Yawn Chairs
The weather is warming up and snowmen are melting all around over the city! Can the Yawn Chair secret agents save the day? With a bit of science and help from readers, they just might.

Features:

* Kids' CBC trusted quality content for children
* No in-app purchases
* Simple, easy-to-use interface
* Ad-free
* Interactive picture book
* Colourful unique illustrations and imagery
* Personalize and save your own story
* Create and save your own bookshelf
* New seasonal stories coming soon

About Kids' CBC

Kids' CBC champions Canadian children and families by giving them a voice, and by creating smart, fun and forward-thinking content, accessible across all media platforms, that celebrates and promotes the development and well-being of the whole child. Kids' CBC mandate - both online and on-air - is to Educate, Celebrate and Empower kids by providing them with educational and developmentally appropriate content, which is fun and engaging! Our content has been carefully selected and developed in collaboration with our on-staff Developmental Psychologist to actively promote healthy child development across all areas - social, cognitive, emotional, and physical.

Kids' CBC is the recipient of the Award of Excellence 2013, Youth Media Alliance.