Class Readers: questions and answers
The app, free stories, reading levels and support.
What is Class Readers?
Class Readers is an English storybook app for iPhone and iPad, published by Edict Digital. It has over 150 illustrated books across 12 reading levels, with word-by-word read-along narration, recording and comprehension quizzes.
Which stories can I try for free?
Sam's Silly Hat and Coco Wakes Up are two free Level 1 stories in the app. Premium opens the full library across all 12 levels. The two stories also have free browser demos.
Choose a free story →Can I try a story without installing the app?
Yes. The free browser demos need no account or download. Choose a story on the Free Stories page, press Play, and follow the highlighted words. The app is a separate experience and requires an account.
Open the browser demos →Which devices does Class Readers support?
The app is available for iPhone and iPad on the App Store. An Android app is not currently available. You can open the free browser demos on a phone, tablet or computer.
How should I choose a reading level?
Start with a story your child can enjoy with a little help. Listen to a page together, talk about the picture and invite your child to try a familiar word or sentence. Use the 12-level book catalogue to explore stories, and follow your child's teacher's advice. Class Readers levels are not a formal reading assessment.
Explore Level 1 books →Is Class Readers a phonics programme?
Class Readers is a leveled storybook resource, not a structured phonics programme. You can use stories alongside reading instruction to practise listening, vocabulary and reading together.
How much does Premium cost?
Premium is a paid subscription through the App Store. The app shows the current local price, billing period and any eligible trial before purchase. Two Level 1 stories are free to try without buying Premium.
See Class Readers on the App Store →Does the app have ads?
Class Readers has no advertising in the app. The Privacy Policy explains how information is handled.
Read the Privacy Policy →Is there a resource for parents and teachers?
Yes. The free seven-day English storytime routine can be printed without an email address or account. It offers small activities for listening, following words, talking about pictures and reading together.
Print the free seven-day routine →Who publishes Class Readers and how can I get help?
Class Readers is published by Edict Digital. For support, questions about a book or feedback about the first experience, email edictdigitaldev@gmail.com. The App Store listing identifies the publisher.
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