It targets children, the blind and those engaged in manual labor

An application that allows the reader to listen to books

The application is a means of knowledge and contributes to a good investment of time.

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A Swedish company, participating in the Sharjah International Book Fair, is introducing a modern technology for reading books, which is an application that allows the reader to listen to books, in the event that he is unable to read them, whether he is a person of determination (blind), or may not be able to hold a book, if Being busy with other manual work.

The exhibitor's pavilion, "StoryTel", a Swedish company, is witnessing a great turnout from the public to learn about the application and how to use it, which is a means of knowledge, and contributes to investing time well, including in the case of driving a car for long periods, or exercising .

Ali Abdel Moneim, Director of Contracts in the company, whose branches have spread in 25 countries around the world, said that the application includes more than 80,000 books in English, and more than 6000 books in Arabic, and includes a special section for children "Kids Mood", especially those who were unable to Reading skills after, indicating that the application contributes to the development of language skills of users, by listening to the correct pronunciation of words.

He pointed out that the application is available on a monthly subscription, and the application was able to attract more than one and a half million people worldwide, adding that the application publishes books in more than 25 international languages, including the Arabic language, as the application provides Arabic content audio.

He added that the most prominent Arab writers whose literary and intellectual productions were published audio through the application are Naguib Mahfouz, Ihsan Abdel Quddus, Youssef Idris, Ali Abu Al-Rish, Ahmed Al-Madini, Hoda Barakat, Inam Kajah Ji, Hanna Mina, and others.

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