Lola Slug at the Exhibition

Lola is adorable! Her smart and beautiful app is as fun as a video game and as educational as a book. Its graphics have been optimised to make it easier for children to read.
With just a simple touch, you can choose between uppercase and lowercase text, and listen to the story, or just read it alone with the aid of special rulers.
It is safe, 100% publicity free, perfect for any child, and dyslexic friendly.
Every page is fully animated and interactive… Even the chandelier moves!

Download Lola Slug at the Exhibition now, kids will love it!

WHY WILL YOU LIKE LOLA SLUG?

+ Cute characters living everyday life, 19 fun scenes to return again and again, your kid will smile from the first page!

+ Either all-in-uppercase text and in the normal case with “big” and “small” letters

+ Two variant of lowercase “a” so that you can choose your favourite “a” to be either cursive or standard.

+ High-readability font expressly designed for beginning readers with or without dyslexia.

+ Reading rulers to help focus and track on one line at a time.

+ Professional narration: listen and spot words get highlighted one by one.
We have selected young actors with natural, never annoying kids' voices so that Lola Slug's narration is pleasant even after 1000+ readings!

WHAT IS A “READING RULER”?

It is a transparent coloured ruler, but, depending on the child, it can improve reading ability, because it helps focus and track on one line at a time, and reduces the glare on the page by providing the correct colour contrast between letters and background.

You can find it on the left hand of every page on the “Read Myself” mode and drag it on the text up and down.

You can also change its background colour by swiping it right, or decide to leave it in a corner when you do not need it.

WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY “HIGH READABILITY”?

We noticed that most children's books and apps use fonts not suitable for beginning readers. For that reason we developed a new font for primary school children, designed in line with how kids are taught to write:

You can choose your favorite lowercase “a” to be either cursive -the most taught at school around the world- or standard.

Every letter has its own different shape so that you can well distinguish p, b, q, d, n, u, I (el), I (uppercase i), and 1 (one) even if you are seeing them mirrored or rotated, like many beginning readers do, not just the dyslexic ones.

Backgrounds are light gray or coloured in order to prevent flashing effects on brilliant screens.

Though you may not even notice it, the letter spacing is almost double than usual. In fact recent studies seem to indicate that an increased letter spacing significantly improves dyslexic children's speed and accuracy in reading, and it absolutely does not disturb kids who read normally.

Could an almost unnoticeable graphic solution be so helpful? We have immediately put it into practice!

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