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Cover of the free WriteRise storybook

WriteRise — free illustrated storybook

The cast that teaches the concept, as a printable chapter book — free to read or download, no account.

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Who’s this book for? Pick an age.

Gentle, tap-and-play apps for our youngest (Pre-K & Kindergarten) — big buttons, audio-first, no reading required, and no way to get it “wrong.”

A grown-up and a toddler snuggled together, reading a colorful picture book aloud.

Early-elementary apps (grades 1–3) — hands-on manipulatives with short, read-aloud questions. Big-kid feel, gently supported.

A young reader following along in an illustrated chapter book while listening on headphones.

The tween core — full lessons, characters, and practice across every subject. Tap a subject to open it.

A tween absorbed in an illustrated cast chapter book, a character seeming to step off the page.

Numbers, fractions, geometry, and proof.

Ages 9–17 · Gr 4–12

Math

ShowMath

Ages 9–17 · Gr 4–12

Math · Statistics, Sampling & Fair Tests

Solitaire Lab

Ages 11–13 · Gr 6–8

Reading, writing, grammar, and wordplay.

Life, earth, space, and how things work.

Coding, robotics, AI, and computational thinking.

Ciphers, strategy, deduction, and brain-benders.

History, geography, and how communities work.

Feelings, coping skills, and getting along.

Drawing, illustration, film, design, and making.

Music, songwriting, dance, and theatre.

Real-stakes apps for high-schoolers — personal finance, decision-making, and planning for the road ahead. Written to trust the reader.

A teenager reading a printed real-world case booklet and jotting notes in a journal.

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