Learn to Read: Early Readers 9+

Short Stories – Learn to Read for Early Readers is a simple, page-by-page storybooks with on-page audio, word-tap pronunciation, custom fonts/uppercase and 6 languages.

Short Stories – Learn to Read for Early Readers brings a library of short, simple storybooks that children can read on their own—plus optional on-page audio and word-by-word pronunciation when they need support.

What it is
- A curated collection of short storybooks and fables for early readers.
- Very short text per page with clear, uncluttered layouts.
- An illustration on every page to support understanding.
- Optional on-page audio to model fluent reading when needed.
- Tap any word to hear a slow, clear pronunciation.

Who it’s for
- Early readers and beginners starting to read independently.
- Families and teachers seeking straightforward, readable stories.
- Bilingual households and classrooms (switch languages anytime).

How it helps
- Builds confidence: bite-size pages create quick wins and steady progress.
- Supports comprehension: images help connect text and meaning.
- Reinforces pronunciation: page audio and word-tap playback when a child gets stuck.
- Adapts to needs: choose from 4 fonts and use uppercase or mixed-case text.

Key features
- Short stories and classic fables selected for early readers.
- One illustration per page to aid understanding.
- Optional Read-Aloud for the current page (natural, clear voice).
- Word-by-word pronunciation on tap.
- Custom fonts and uppercase option for early reading stages.
- Night Mode for comfortable evening reading.
- Language switch: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese.

Why families choose it
- Clear purpose: an early-reading companion, not an audiobook library.
- Simple pages that children can finish quickly for a sense of progress.
- Practical, on-demand support without overwhelming features.

Use at home or school
- Independent reading time.
- Small-group fluency and comprehension practice.
- Bilingual learning by switching the same page between languages.

Getting started
Open any story. Let the child try reading first, then use the page audio or tap words only when needed. Celebrate small wins and move to the next short page.

Languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese.