[iPhone God App] It was found using the Andrew Answers actually

What’s a word that starts with ‘F’? FUNNY! Alan Katz, bestselling author of TAKE ME OUT OF THE BATHTUB and other seriously silly stories, presents Andrew Answers, an interactive and EXTREMELY silly and seriously helpful app for kids learning to read or mastering the use of language.

“Best Apps Ever Award" Finalist (from 148apps.com)

What’s a word that begins with ‘N’? When his teacher asks Andrew that question, he says “NO!” And “NEVER!” Watch, read, listen, play and LAUGH through the story of Andrew’s trip from the principal’s office all the way to the Oval Office in this original story app full of games and surprises, including:

•Tip your iPad or iPhone screen to help Andrew through a maze to the principal’s office!
•Click on his teacher’s apple to take bites out of it!
•Tap on the goldfish bowl for a big surprise!
•And many more multi-touch animations!

"Sharply written, with expressive animation that wouldn't be out of place on a Nickelodeon cartoon show, this app takes a simple joke and amusingly ups the stakes all the way to the White House ... Here's a word for Andrew if he's asked for another starting with W: Winner." - Kirkus Reviews

"The story is very clever, and the pages have movement, like a cross between a storybook and animation." 4/5 Rating - Common Sense Media

Kids will read and play Andrew Answers again and again, laughing and finding new surprises every time they touch the screen. They’ll be having so much fun, they won’t even realize they’re learning the alphabet, recognizing letter sounds, building vocabulary, and understanding new words!

Alan Katz is the author of “Take Me Out of the Bathtub” (National Parenting Center Seal of Approval, Book Sense Book of the Year Finalist and Publisher’s Weekly Cuffie Award winner for Funniest Book), “I’m Still Here in the Bathtub” (FAMILY FUN “A List, “ SCHOLASTIC PARENT & CHILD Teachers' Pick), “Are You Quite Polite?” (Grand Canyon Reader Award [AZ]) and “Oops!” (Beehive Award Master List (UT).