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Version 3.0 · 2023-08-04
Minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 3.0, updated 2023-08-04.








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• Your favorite reading is now free!
To amuse and teach at the same time, St Ives presents the traditional English nursery rhyme "I was going to St. Ives" with fun and lovely characters: one man, seven women, and many, many cats!
This rhyme is also known as a riddle, as it encourages children and uses logic concepts and deductive skills to try to find out how many people were going to that location.
In addition to the song and its rhymes and riddle itself, this app book brings a fun activity with a band of women playing the theme song and a quiz that draws the attention of readers to the objects and characters that appear in the narrative (both to be unblocked by in-app purchases).…
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Minor bug fixes
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