Hidden Object Game: Fairytales apk free download

Hidden Object Game: Fairytales

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Many of your most beloved fairy tales come to life in the hidden object game fairy tales collection, including:

• Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

• Goldilocks and the Three Bears

• Beauty and the Beast

• Arabian Nights

• Ali Baba

This hidden object game features beautiful illustrations and audio narration of the most famous tales of all time for only $1.99! Challenge yourself to find the hidden objects in this complete collection of wonderful fairy tales.

Enjoy playing this game with the new magnifying glass feature to zoom in on objects more easily, especially useful when playing on your phone.

One of the most fun educational games for kids and adults, this game unfolds with scenes from the fairy tales filled with tons of hidden objects. If you love hidden object games, the fairy tales collections will be one of your favorites!

• Audio narration and book scene illustrations in each level!

• Many gorgeous fairy tale scenes across lots of challenging hidden object games levels

• Two puzzle modes of free game play: find by picture or by word

• Magnifying glass feature to zoom in on those hard to find objects

• A fun and enjoyable free game for kids to fall in love with reading and classics education

• Among the best educational games for kids and adults to develop visual and spatial puzzle solving skills

• Award-winning audio and illustrations from Oxford University Press

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