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About
This app offers a curated collection of recommended stories for primary school students to listen to, reinforcing textbook knowledge and expanding their horizons. It also features an interactive English textbook reader that allows users to point and listen, with editing tools for customization.
What's New in 快乐读书吧
3.1
August 4, 2024
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FAQ
What kind of stories does 快乐读书吧 offer?
快乐读书吧 provides a curated collection of recommended stories for primary school students, categorized by grade level. This includes stories for first and second graders, covering themes like 'reading with adults' and 'nursery rhymes'.
How does the English textbook feature work in 快乐读书吧?
Users can take photos of their English textbooks or import them from their photo album. The app then allows users to tap on specific parts of the textbook to hear the corresponding text read aloud.
Can I customize the English textbook reader in 快乐读书吧?
Yes, 快乐读书吧 offers editing tools to customize the point-read boxes. You can add, delete, or merge boxes, and modify the read-aloud content, including adding Chinese translations.
Does 快乐读书吧 have ads?
No, 快乐读书吧 is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience for children.
What devices is 快乐读书吧 available on?
快乐读书吧 is available on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, making it accessible on various Apple mobile devices.
How often is 快乐读书吧 updated?
The app was last updated on August 4, 2024, with the latest version being 3.1. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
What is the age rating for 快乐读书吧?
快乐读书吧 has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children to use.
Does 快乐读书吧 offer bilingual content?
Yes, 快乐读书吧 features bilingual (Chinese and English) storybooks that can be both listened to and interacted with through the point-and-read function.
