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Little Stories: Bedtime Books
apps.apple.comSummary
Little Stories: Bedtime Books is an app that provides a collection of pre-written children's stories where the child's name and gender can be inserted to personalize the experience. It features audio narration, illustrations, and allows users to record their own voice for the stories. The app offers a library of stories and operates on a subscription model.
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PricingFreemium
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Books for Kids: monthly
$8.99 monthly
- Access to all books for 30 days
Books for Kids: yearly
$49.99 yearly
- Access to all books for 1 year
All Books for Kids
$29.99 one time
- Access to all books with a one-time purchase
Rationale
Little Stories is a storytelling app for children where the child is the main character. It does not offer a rich text editor, distribution and recommendation engine, membership and monetization, reader engagement metrics, or community feedback tools for writers. Therefore, it does not align with the features of Medium.
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