AfroStory - Read African

AfroStory Ltd

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About this app

Africa's All-in-one Free Offline Reading App. The first of its kind and constantly updated. Mainly African Culture & History Novels, as well as other World Classics chosen by our Quality Committee. A Mind-Opening African Reading App! 1Mb downloads, No Subscriptions, plus page-turning Read Aloud.

Easy-to-Use, Fast and Secure, and Conveniently Accessible for All Tastes, Ages and Reading Abilities! Designed by African software gurus based on in-depth User Research, the App works on 99% of African phones... From Albert Luthuli to Alan Paton, Dostoyevsky to collections of Pan-African Poetry and Folk Tales. 147 Choice books for your home. Five added free monthly... :)

We rescued this classic Black and African-focused literature, often out of print, and made the books digital ourselves. 60,000 Books Downloaded (and counting). Endorsed by South African Child Writing Prodigy & Company President, Stacey Fru, who published her first best-selling chapter book aged 7 (winner of numerous international Honors and Accolades).

© AfroStory® (Pty) Ltd 2024. www.afrostory.org. Read African!
Registered in South Africa. Launched in Khayelitsha Township.
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Ratings and reviews

An app dedicated to showcasing and defining primarily African literary work though with a good selection of quality non African titles.Easy and affordable access to a wide range of users.Keep up the good work. Hey Afrostory team, There has been a problem downloading new titles,none have been added to the app library too lately,this has gone on for a few months.Hoping you can address the issue as soon as you can.

The Afrostory app has improved greatly with recent updates, and now offers a variety of over 100 books, consisting both of local African literature, short stories and classic novels. The accessibility, user interface and readaloud functions work smoothly as well as place holders in books downloaded in the library. The addition of news services and an encyclopedia richen the experience. The app runs in a fluid manner, with access to an impressive amount of literary works and local creators.

Everything is free, basically, and you only need to sign in at the beginning using your Google Account once, which is automatic and very quick. You can download books then read them offline in the same App: stuff like Albert Luthuli's Autobiography and pan-African Poetry. World classics, too.