For iPad and iPhone · Available on the United States App Store
What’s inside
- The complete 1926 book, or a shorter Interactive Edition of pictures and play
- All 112 of Shepard’s drawings — every one of them playable
- Twenty-six hand-made scenes: tilt to roll the honey pots, pull Pooh out of a Very Tight Place, blow a dandelion clock
- Read-aloud narration that lights each word as it is spoken
- Colouring that stays in the book afterwards
- Pages that turn with a real page-curl
What isn’t
- No advertising
- No in-app purchases and no subscription
- No accounts and no sign-in
- No analytics and no tracking of any kind
- No internet — the app has no networking code at all
Where it comes from
Winnie-the-Pooh was published in 1926, written by A. A. Milne and drawn by E. H. Shepard. That edition — the text and the drawings together — entered the public domain in the United States, and this app is built from it: the plates are Shepard’s own line art, scanned and restored rather than redrawn. The app is sold on the United States App Store for that reason.
Get in touch
Questions, trouble with the app, or something you’d like to see in it — write in, and you’ll hear back from the person who made it.