ChoreUnlock: Chores & Rewards

Reading in ChoreUnlock now looks and feels like a real book. Chapters open with a proper heading, the text is set in a classic book typeface, and your child turns pages by swiping, just like an e-reader. Text size is adjustable, and the app remembers each child's setting. The original illustrations are back in the books. Over a thousand pieces of art from the original printings now appear right where they did on the page — Beatrix Potter's watercolors in The Tale of Peter Rabbit, the color plates in The Velveteen Rabbit, the classic drawings in Winnie-the-Pooh, Tom Sawyer, Treasure Island, the Oz books and more. Some books now wear their original covers on the shelf, too. Kids can highlight. Press and hold any sentence to mark it with a yellow highlighter, and the marks are saved for every re-read. You can see your child's highlighted lines from the Library — a small window into what stuck with them. Finishing a chapter now means understanding it. After reading a passage out loud for Mak, your child answers four quick questions about the chapter. Three right passes. Miss it, and they're sent back to the book — and the retry comes with brand-new questions, so the only way through is actually knowing the story. The score shows on your approval card. Mak also listens for the whole passage now, start to finish. And when one chapter isn't enough: once the day's reading is approved, your child can keep reading bonus chapters for extra XP. You set how many per day and what each one is worth, right on the book.