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I already seen this question, but since its a bit outdated, I was wondering if there are better frameworks/tools to achieve it in the current days. As the same user pointed out, I am looking for the same kind of interaction that you might see in Alice in Wonderland and Dr. Seuss books. So:
Numberlys (recent and successful interactive book) was made with Cocos2D. That doesn’t mean that Cocos2D is the best option, even if there is such a thing, but it does mean that before they started, Moonbot surveyed the same landscape as me and you, and chose it over other options.