Cricket Mag: Literature & Art app for iPhone and iPad
4.6 (
4096 ratings )
Education
Newsstand
Childrens Magazines
Literary Magazines & Journals
Developer: Cricket Magazine Group & Ethervision
Free
Current version: 7.0.18, last update: 1 year agoFirst release : 07 Aug 2012
App size: 94 Mb
Cricket will delight your child with stories, comics, puzzles, games and more in each digital edition!
Pricing for subscriptions available:
- Single issue = ($2.99)
- 1 month subscription = ($1.99), automatically renewed until cancelled
- 1 year subscription = ($17.99), automatically renewed until cancelled
You may cancel your auto-renewal at any time.
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Latest reviews of Cricket Mag: Literature & Art app for iPhone and iPad
Amazing!
I have gotten 5 free issues and love them.
I have gotten 5 free issues and love them.
No digital access
I thought that print subscribers can get free access to the digital versions. All of my other subscriptions include digital access for free. I wont be paying twice for the magazine.
I thought that print subscribers can get free access to the digital versions. All of my other subscriptions include digital access for free. I wont be paying twice for the magazine.
Kids
This app is great for my kids. I like that they want to read and that this engages them.
This app is great for my kids. I like that they want to read and that this engages them.
Great!
Another excellent app from Carus publishing!
Another excellent app from Carus publishing!
Digital Access is fine
Weve loved Cricket for a long time and the digital edition lives up to the same standard - the art looks beautiful on the iPad and the interactive features are fun without being distracting. We had no problem accessing digitally Asa print subscriber.
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Weve loved Cricket for a long time and the digital edition lives up to the same standard - the art looks beautiful on the iPad and the interactive features are fun without being distracting. We had no problem accessing digitally Asa print subscriber.