A storybook where your child is the hero, and the page only turns when they read it aloud. Reading practice that feels like an adventure.
Ten minutes a day. Your child does the reading. The story does the motivating.
Their name, their look, their favourite animal. Every story is written for them.
Words light up as they read. Stuck? The word glows and can be heard with a tap. Little choices in the story check they understood.
After every story you get a short note: words mastered, words to practise, and how their understanding is coming along.
Reading is the key that opens everything else. Every story ends with a quick quiz, so you know they understood, not just read.
Adventures where your child is the hero: lost kites, lighthouse rescues, a garden on Mars.
True facts, told well. Why giraffes barely sleep, how bees dance directions, the Great Migration.
100 countries, including every country in Africa. Each one lights up on your child's own world map, with three adventures per country: landmarks, wildlife and food.
Stories with the maths inside: counting fruit at the market, sharing samosas, pizza fractions, planning a class trip on a budget.
How the world works, from seeds and shadows to the water cycle, the heart and the planets.
At the end of every story, you hear your child's own voice reading a story about themselves. Keep it on your phone, or play it for grandma.
Try a story right now for free. One low price covers the whole family.
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Children aged 3 to 10, in four levels. Little Stars (3–4) listen along and say a star word on each page. Rising Stars (5–6) read short sentences. Shining Stars (7–8) read longer pages. Super Stars (9–10) read paragraphs packed with real facts. You can change the level any time.
No. There are five worlds: Story Land adventures, Animal Kingdom true facts, World Explorer trips to 100 countries that light up on your child's own world map, Number Quest maths stories and Science Lab. Every story ends with a short quiz to check understanding.
It's reading time on a screen. Each session is about 10 minutes and ends when the story does. No endless feeds, no ads, no chat.
Nothing leaves your device to us. The "hear yourself read" recording stays in your browser and disappears when you leave the page. To follow along, your browser's own speech service turns speech into text; in Chrome that service is run by Google.
No. Your child picks their hero from a set of characters. We never ask for photos.
English first. Tell us your home language when you join; it helps us decide what comes next.
Pick one. Then hand the phone to your child.
So the words light up as your child reads, we need the microphone.