ReadRead

Picture books that wake up when you read them together.

Interactive English stories for ages 3 to 7. The narrator reads word by word, the pages pop up and play along, and every word can be tapped.

Read Pip tonightFree, no sign-up. Best on a tablet.

One book, one evening

  1. The moon rising over a pop-up paper forest.

    Open it together

    Tap the cover and a paper forest stands up from the page. The narrator reads while a soft line follows each word.

  2. Bun the bunny, a paper cut-out, looking sad beside a bush.

    Tap any word

    Every word says itself, then says itself slowly. The page answers too: tap moon and the moon lights up, tap hops and Bun hops.

  3. Little fireflies hiding in the forest, some bright, some dim.

    Learn two new words

    Pip teaches glow and dim. They come up twelve times, always with something your child can watch happen. The meaning appears only when they ask for it.

Only two new words per book

Everything else in the story is a word your child already knows or can guess from the picture. That is how a five-year-old reads a whole book and still learns something new.

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What ReadRead will never do

  • Show ads, or sell anything to your child.
  • Turn reading into a quiz. A wrong tap gets a gentle “not here”, never “wrong”.
  • Nag with streaks, badges or a feed that never ends. Every book has a real last page.
  • Put a book on the shelf that no person has read. AI helps us make books; people decide what gets published.

Read our principles

This month’s free book

Pip and the Tiny Light

Ages 3–7. 10 pop-up spreads, about 5 minutes. New words: glow, dim.

Pip is a little firefly whose light is too dim. While helping a lost bunny find home, Pip finds out that a small light can do a lot.

A new free book every month

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Coming later: books made by parents

Soon you’ll be able to make a book with Codex or Claude Code and send it to ReadRead. Every book is reviewed against the same principles before it reaches the shelf.