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Explore real historical events through engaging, illustrated stories that can be read or listened to. Designed for families, it offers offline access, multiple languages, and parental controls for a safe and educational experience.
What's New in Wonder History
3.0.5
October 5, 2026
Arabic now reads the way it should. The interface is fully translated, and Arabic is drawn in a proper Arabic typeface throughout the app and the reader. Also in this update: - Stories appear faster the first time you open the app, even on a slow connection - The radio plays the language you chose, and only offers languages a story can actually play - Layout fixes for right-to-left reading
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What is Wonder History?
Wonder History presents real historical events as illustrated stories that can be read or listened to. It aims to make learning history engaging and accessible for families.
Is Wonder History free to use?
Yes, the entire library of Wonder History is free. All stories are accessible without an account or payment, and there are no advertisements.
Does Wonder History have ads?
No, Wonder History is completely ad-free. The app is designed for uninterrupted reading and listening experiences.
Can I use Wonder History offline?
Yes, once a story is downloaded, you can read it offline. This feature allows for learning on the go without an internet connection.
What age rating is Wonder History suitable for?
Wonder History has an age rating of 12+. It also includes parental controls with PIN protection, age filters, and time limits for younger users.
How often is Wonder History updated?
The latest version is 3.0.1, and the app was last updated on August 22, 2026. Updates typically include new content and feature enhancements.
What devices support Wonder History?
Wonder History is available on Apple devices, including the Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, and iPod.
Does Wonder History offer progress tracking?
Progress is saved across devices, along with favorites and streaks, if you sign in. Child profiles also maintain their own reading history and streaks.



