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Barnes And Noble Releases Nook Kids App For iPad

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First Posted: 01/06/11 05:19 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:25 PM ET

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Barnes & Noble has introduced a Nook kids for iPad application. The app makes B&N's digital catalog of children's content--which includes 100 new interactive kids' books--available on the e-reading device. To promote the new app, B&N is offering two free picture books: Richard Scarry's Colors and Rudyard Kipling's The Elephant's Child, which will automatically appear in a customer's digital library when they register.

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Barnes & Noble has introduced a Nook kids for iPad application. The app makes B&N's digital catalog of children's content--which includes 100 new interactive kids' books--available on the e-reading de...
Barnes & Noble has introduced a Nook kids for iPad application. The app makes B&N's digital catalog of children's content--which includes 100 new interactive kids' books--available on the e-reading de...
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