Audiobook read-along for English learners
Read the classics at your level, with every hard word explained.
Press play and follow along. The narration reads to you, the text scrolls in time, and any word above your level is just a tap away from a clear definition and pronunciation.
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Full read-alongs you can open today — narration, scrolling text, and tap-to-define on every page.
How it works
Three steps to easier reading
Built for the way learners actually study a book — listen, follow, and look up what you don't know.
Pick your English level
Choose A1 to C2. We highlight only the words above your level — never the ones you already know.
Listen and read along
A calm, narrated audiobook plays while the text scrolls and the spoken word lights up in time.
Tap any word
Get a clear definition, pronunciation you can hear, and example sentences — without leaving the page.
Featured read-along
The Prince
A full, narrated read-along of Machiavelli's classic — every challenging term graded and glossed, so you can read above your comfort level without getting stuck.
Graded to you
From your first novel to fluent
Set your level and the reader adapts — highlighting only what's genuinely new for you, based on the CEFR scale.
Learn by reading
Guides to learning English with classic books
Practical, research-backed guides — how to start, what to read at your level, and how reading along builds vocabulary and listening.
Free English Graded Readers with Audio: A Complete Guide by Level
Graded readers with audio let you read and listen at the same time, at a level that fits you. Here is how they work, which CEFR level suits you, and where to read full classics this way for free.
Read the guide →Listening SkillsHow to Learn English with Audiobooks
Listening and reading at the same time is one of the most natural ways to improve your English. Here is how to make it work for you.
Read the guide →Reading TipsLearn English by Reading: Should You Start with Stories, Books, or Novels?
Short stories, novellas, or full novels — which should you read to learn English? The honest answer depends on your level and your time. Here is how to choose, and how to start each one free.
Read the guide →Beginner PicksBest Classic Books for Beginner English Learners
Starting your first English book is a big moment. These classic stories are perfect for A1 and A2 learners — short, fun, and full of simple language.
Read the guide →Start your first chapter today
Open a book, press play, and read along — at exactly the level that suits you.