Yes, Kbook is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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Kbook has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is USD 10.85.
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The stories are short but cute. There are different levels depending on your language level. I wish there was some audio to read it out so that you can listen to the pronunciation. You do have to watch an ad every time you read a story but you can subscribe if you don’t want that. The subscription fee is reasonable.
I’ve tried to do everything and it won’t let me start reading a book the download button doesn’t work
I can’t download the book.
I am writing this here because they don’t have a little help center or anything. I am really trying to like this app and I really want to. But the download button doesn’t even work. I have tried multiple times and it doesn’t let me see the content. Even in the free ones. Please help and fix that
I would recommend this app for its easy-to-follow, Webtoon-based format. I like that the books are short enough to scroll through and not feel overwhelmed. Different authors also bring different tones/styles to their stories so you never feel like you’re reading the same thing twice. The Story Wall is an interesting concept, but I wish it was something people could respond to each other and maybe practice with each other? That way even the social aspect is geared toward learning. I gave 4 stars because I’m enjoying it but would like to see the look of the interface grow and compliment the books more! Excited to see more updates.
The idea for this app is great. Before I want to spend money I want to look at some of what I would be paying for. Like a preview to the book or having some of the books free. Again, I love the app idea and would definitely consider using it in the future.
