Interactive story app for kids features dairy cow as the hero

March 6, 2013

Fat Red Couch, a developer of family-friendly apps, has released a new interactive children's app about a dancing Ayrshire cow. The story, titled "Prancing, Dancing Lily," was inspired by author Marsha Diane Arnold’s childhood growing up on a dairy farm.

The app is described as an interactive storybook and puzzle game for ages 4 and up.

Click here to watch a video. PD

—From Fat Red Couch news release

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