This app helps students prepare for 'Battle of the Books' competitions by quizzing them on specific books and competition formats. It allows for personalized book lists, tracks progress, and offers rewards to keep young readers engaged.
1.0.9
October 5, 2026
• Improved teacher sign up with Google or Apple. • The Resend button now counts down, so you know when to try again. • Log in catches email typos. • Bug fixes.
MoreAll questions and flashcards, 1 profile.
BookBright quizzes students on specific books from their competition list using formats like 'In What Book' and 'Book Trivia'. It simulates real battle scenarios to improve preparation and recall.
Yes, you can get your school's list in seconds with a share code from your teacher or coach. Alternatively, you can build your own list from a library of popular Battle of the Books titles.
BookBright offers five mastery levels per book, weak-spot quizzes to target areas of difficulty, and flashcards that use spaced repetition. This ensures focused and effective study.
No, BookBright is built for COPPA compliance and does not contain any advertisements or third-party ad tracking.
Kids can collect stickers for each book, including rare finds, and earn badges for study streaks and quiz performance. A streak tracker encourages consistent study habits.
BookBright Pro offers an Individual plan for $29.99 annually and a Family plan for $39.99 annually, which supports up to 4 readers. Subscriptions can be canceled anytime.
Yes, BookBright supports cross-device syncing, allowing you to start a quiz on an iPad and finish it on your phone, for example. It is available on iPhone and iPad.
The latest version, 1.0, was released on August 18, 2026, and last updated on August 19, 2026. This indicates recent development and support for the application.
