Now that we have our template completed, we can quickly add the other pages to the book app. Once we have all the pages added, it will be a good time to test our project in the Corona Simulator.

At this point, we will be creating a very simple animation and will be using most of Kwik's default settings for this animation. But we will be learning a lot about linear animations as we add many of them to the book app.

We have a simple linear animation that emulates a page turn and plays when a page loads. Before we get started building this animation, we will add a small audio file that will also play every time a page loads. This is a simple 6 kb page flip sound .mp3 file.

Scrivener makes your researching task easier because you can store all types of files inside the Scrivener workspace. Because Scrivener is based on the concept of separation between content and design or layout, you can write your manuscript once and publish in multiple formats.

Scrivener, a complete writing studio, is just what I needed to help me write and keep me organized. Scrivener is built on the assumption that the writer will need the flexibility of writing a project in small chunks of text that can be easily repurposed.

We will continue to work on the buttons for our book app. These navigational buttons will allow us to move between the pages of our app.

We will add the Home, Back and Next buttons to our Kwik page template and add the actions that will program the buttons.

Quality not Quantity! Don't request a review of your kid's app from every review site. Not every site is interested in kid's apps. Your review request will get lost in the crowd. Below, I've collected the names and addresses of the best review sites for kid's book apps.

When just getting started with app development, there seems to be information just about everywhere on the web. Below are links to various information needed for app development and marketing.

Recently, I have been creating storybook apps with the Photoshop plugin called Kwik by Alex Souza and Corona SDK by Ansca. I was very happy when Mike Dogan at x-pressive.com created a particle engine for Corona SDK because that meant that I could add realistic particle effects to my storybook apps.