Bo Kalvslund
Anton and Mille on a Trip is an illustrated children's book for iPhone and iPad — the third book in the series about the boy Anton and his dog Mille.
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Anton and Mille on a Trip is an illustrated children's book for iPhone and iPad — the third book in the series about the boy Anton and his dog Mille.
In this story, Anton packs his backpack and sets off with Mille on a trip through the forest to a small lake he remembers from a previous fishing trip with his father. Along the way they stop at the local shop, Mille takes a dip in the stream, and the two friends settle in by the lake — with a packed lunch, a fishing rod, and great company.
The story has 13 pages with beautiful illustrations and a simple, warm narrative that is perfect for reading together with young children.
AUGMENTED REALITY
The book includes a special AR experience where you can see Anton and Mille by the lake in Augmented Reality directly through the camera on your iPhone or iPad. You are literally sitting by the lake with them and can look around by turning your device.
THE ANTON AND MILLE SERIES
• Anton and Mille on a Trip (this book)
• Anton and Mille
• Anton and Mille — The Swing
The book is suitable for children aged 3–7 and works well as a bedtime story, in kindergarten, or for practising reading.
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