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Inquire & Inspire, Inc.
Connect with peers and share content
Connect with peers to discuss books, articles, podcasts, and videos. Share insights and build communities around shared interests. Access thought leadership content and engage in meaningful conversations.
Gil Osborne
Log and track reading progress
Track reading progress with a child by logging read. Set and monitor reading goals. View progress charts and milestones. Record details like book titles and reading dates. No login or ads required. Sync across devices.
American Library Association
Find books and media for teens
Find books and media for teens by title, author, genre, or award. Create reading lists and share what you're reading on Facebook. Access titles recommended by librarians and educators.
McGraw-Hill Higher Education
Study language on the go.
The app provides flashcards, quizzes, and audio recordings for language learning. Users can check progress, practice pronunciation, and study vocabulary, grammar, and verbs from supported books.
振焯 陈
Elegant ebook reader for books
The app reads EPub and Txt books, allowing users to get books from OPDS or web pages. It supports transferring books via WiFi or iTunes and offers features like bookmarks, notes, and custom fonts.
Yulia Shilova
Track progress and manage your book library
Track progress with page counts and daily goals. Manage lists for " now," "Want to read," and "Read." Set daily reminders. Organize books using tags. Add new books to the library.
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