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- Currently 'iPad of the Week' in the UK

- No 1 iPad app in Book Category

- 40th iPad app overall in the UK

One of our finest historians transforms his acclaimed history of the British Monarchy into a remarkable, fully integrated, high production app which includes live TV coverage of the Royal Wedding

In a world first, HarperCollins and TradeMobile, together with celebrated historian David Starkey, bring history to the iPad and iPhone with a truly interactive high production values app based on his latest book CROWN AND COUNTRY.

Spanning two thousand years of the British Monarchy right up to the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton, David Starkey's Kings & Queens App enables users to explore the monarchy's roller-coaster history in unprecedented detail and with stunning clarity and colour.

Here, as never before, is a personal history class from one of the country's greatest history teachers. Available for use on iPhone and iPad, this highly interactive app transforms David Starkey's brilliant overview of the history of Britain through her kings and queens from the printed page to the handheld device. The app features:

- Multiple navigation pathways enabling users to browse through timelines, tap into family trees and explore maps and historical themes.

- Extensive and exclusive video, allowing users to watch and listen to David Starkey at the same time as dipping in and out of the abridged text of CROWN AND COUNTRY.

- A live stream of Sky TV coverage of the Royal Wedding available on the day.

- Curatorial input from historical experts and educational specialists from the British Library and the British Museum.

- Lavish illustrations, including high resolution images of monarchs and their times.

- Innovative technology that offers users a uniquely interactive multi-layered reading experience.

- Feature TV commentary on all aspects of the Royal Wedding, from why fashionistas love Kate Middleton to how to be the perfect wedding guest.

Available in Apple's App store from 21 April, 2011 for an introductory price of GBP1.79

From GBP3.99 after 30 April 2011