Frequently asked questions

The series spans ages 2–12 across two lines: Amy's Little Reads (ages 2–5) for parent–child shared reading, anchored in core vocabulary and bilingual sentence patterns; and Bobo's Code Lab (ages 6–12) for independent readers, introducing the ideas behind computers, the internet, and AI through everyday family scenes.

We are launching with online previews and ebooks (Readmoo / Apple Books) first.

The PDFs are parent-led shared-reading material: download and either print them or use them on a tablet together with your child. If you worry about screen time, printing is the easiest path — paper gives the child something tactile to point at and flip.

We don't recommend it. This pack is designed for parent-led shared reading — the point isn't the screen, it's the language interaction between you and your child. Handing a young child a tablet to use this alone undermines the whole design intent (and adds avoidable screen time).

Yes — this is exactly what these materials are for. The Parent Shared-Reading Guide breaks reading into three short phases (before / during / after) with concrete sentences to say and pauses to hold. The whole thing comes down to three habits: describe more, wait longer, catch what your child says and gently extend it.

Ebook editions are available worldwide on Apple Books and Google Play Books. English print editions will roll out on Amazon KDP (North America / Europe / Japan) later.