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Version 2.25 · 2026-10-27
iPhone Duo compatibility.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.25, updated 2026-10-27.








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Finally read the classics. Pride and Prejudice. Crime and Punishment. Dracula. Don Quixote. The books everyone talks about, the stories that shaped literature - now in your pocket, beautifully narrated by human voices. Thoughtfully designed with beautiful artworks, no signup or ads.
READ ALONG
Follow the text word-by-word as you listen, with the option to look up the meaning of any word. Save your favorite passages to revisit later, or highlight and share quotes with friends in beautiful cards. Perfect for deep reading, language learning, or getting lost in the prose. Look for the eyeglasses icon on supported titles.
MEET THE LIBRARIAN
Not sure where to start? Tell the Librarian what you're in the mood for - "something dark and gothic" or "a quick philosophical read" - and get personalized recommendations.…
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iPhone Duo compatibility.
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