Search inside a book now finds words with or without accents — type "coracao" and it finds "coração". Plus small fixes and polish.

New: reading plans. Say how many days you'd like a book to take, and the app does the rest — the day's goal sits in the page footer, and a quiet reminder arrives with the story's next sentence. On iPhone, follow the day's reading from the Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island.

Shelf search now finds books by title or author in any language, even without accents, with the best matches first. Settings are clearer in light and dark mode and display correctly on iOS 27. Fixes and refinements throughout.

Fixes and refinements throughout.

The library now groups books by language, so you can see at a glance what exists in yours and request a translation for what doesn't.

Books now download only when you open them, so the app is lighter and updates reach you faster. Fixes and refinements throughout.

An update devoted to how the library feels to read. • Books open about twice as quickly — the longest ones most of all. • The page number in the Contents now matches the number printed at the foot of the page. • Search finds a phrase even when it breaks across two lines of verse, or across a page. Happy reading.

An update devoted to the comfort of reading. • Japanese and Chinese: furigana and pinyin now have room of their own above each line and no longer touch the text above — larger type sizes included. • Opening a book you are reading in another language turns the page with its usual animation again. • Small refinements in the reader: the controls are easier to see, and the About and Support screens appear in your language again. Happy reading.

Homer’s Odyssey joins the library — in English, French and Spanish, each translated directly from the Greek rather than from one another. It now opens the shelf. Books open smoothly again, with a quiet note while the pages are set, and changing the type size or theme settles at once. Downloads show their progress and can be retried if the connection drops. And when a book isn’t in your language yet, you can ask for that translation in a tap. On iPad, the reading controls now line up with the text.

• The single-book apps can now open Classics directly • Small fixes and polish