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Version 3.1 · 2026-05-21
Improvement of the presentation of the "Hidden portrait" game.
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The store currently lists version 3.1, updated 2026-05-21.








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“A Text A Day”, enjoy literature day by day!
Following the principles of the two French apps “Un Texte Un Jour” and “Un Poème Un Jour”, “A Text A Day” invites you to (re)discover English literature in an original and playful form. Every day, you will have an excerpt from the work of a major English writer and its context.
You can also:
- Test your cultural knowledge with “The Question of the Day” and the game of the "hidden portrait".
- Save and Share your favorite texts.
- See the top 5 most recommended texts.
- Prepare for your exams and your General Knowledge Tests.
We hope you will like the diversity of the authors and texts and the comments and explanations made around them.…
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Improvement of the presentation of the "Hidden portrait" game.
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