Read with Kila: Narrated Books

Best reading Android app with narration fables, fairy tales and short stories.

Read with Kila: Narrated Books is a FREE book app on Android that offers fun and interactive books to stimulate the love of reading. Each book is drawn by hand and read loud and clear by native narrators.

Read with Kila: Narrated Books is designed for everyone. Select a book and start reading now!

*** WHY USE KILA:

Read with Kila: Narrated Books stimulates the love of reading and gaining knowledge as well as the imagination with the fables and fairy tales from famous authors such as Brothers Grimm, Andersen and Aesop, etc.

*** HOW TO USE:

Read with Kila: Narrated Books has multiple shelves. Each shelf contains 5-10 books. Swipe up or down to switch between shelves.

Each book has multiple pages with catching detailed drawings. Swipe left or right to turn pages

You can favorite a book, save it for later reading.

*** KEY FEATURES:

Popular illustrated stories: All books were drawn by hand by professional artists

Audio books and “read-to-me” books: All books were read by professional narrator narrators

Learn to read with word highlighting when audio is on

Online and offline reading. After a book is downloaded, it is save to local storage so you can open it without network connecting

*** BENEFITS:

Entertains for hours through vast library of stories

Only offer the best, illustrated contents to curated collection

Read downloaded books without internet connection

*** FREE

Read with Kila: Narrated Books is free and always. For the love of reading!

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Website: http://www.kilafun.com/

Genres:

Fable

Fairy Tales

Short Stories

Top Titles:

The Lion and the Fox

The Two Goats

The Frog, the Mouse and the Hawk

The Crow and the Pitcher

The Oak and the Reed

The Hare and the Tortoise

The Ant and the Dove

The Dog and His Shadow

The Bear and Two Friends

The Fox and the Crow

The Ant and the Grasshopper

Belling the Cat

Blind Men and an Elephant

Bundle of Sticks

Seven Ravens

The Little Match Girl

The Fisherman and the Fish

Little Red Riding Hood

The Three Brothers

Hansel and Gretel

Pinocchio

Sleeping Beauty

Beauty and the Beast

Rapunzel

Puss in boots

Snow White

Mother Hulda

King Thrushbeard

The King of the Golden Mountain

The Six Swans

The Three Feathers

Tom Thumb

Hansel and Gretel

The Brother and Sister

The Three Little Men in the Wood

The Golden Goose

Rapunzel

The Poor Miller's Boy and the Cat

The Bremen Town Musicians

The Water of Life

Snow-White and Rose-Red

Being in public domain in countries:

England

United States

Germany

Australia

Canada

Denmark

France

Wales

Switzerland

Norway

Netherlands

Russia

Belgium

A fable is a very short story called a moral. Fables are fun to tell, and help teach good behavior as well. Most of the characters in Aesop’ fables are animals. Some of them take on human characteristic with speeches and emotions. Aesop uses the qualities and natural tendencies of animals to focus on human traits and wisdom. For example: The Lion and The Fox, The Two Goats, The Horse and the Donkey

A folktale, also known as folklore, is a ancient story that was originally composed and told for all age groups that have been passed down orally from generation to generation.

Fairy tales contain witches and queens, giants and elves, princes, dragons, talking animals, ogres, princesses, and sometimes even fairies. Marvelous and magical things happen to characters in fairy tales. Endings are happily, goodness is rewarded, and evil is punished. For example: Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, Hansel and Gretel, Frozen

Myths are made up stories that try to explain how our world works and how we should treat each other. For example: Jason and the Golden Fleece, Pegasus, The Mighty Hercules

Legends are also stories that have been made up, but they are different from myths. Legends are about people and their actions. For example: King Arthur, Robin hood