Reno looks at Ttotto.
"Can you be a boat?"
"Yes! Wood can float!" says Ttotto.
Favorite stories are
always waiting for you!
A story doesn't end
with one book.
Your child meets favorite characters again,
looks forward to the next story,
and English grows naturally along the way.
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1Connected UniversesMany series continue inside one shared Universe.
2One Story, 3 LevelsKinder, Elementary, Middle — same pictures, deeper English.
3Truly American, Truly BritishTwo-thirds of every paragraph rewritten for the British edition.
4Word or Sentence HighlightAn underline follows the narration — you choose the unit.
5Finish it, then Play & LearnGames made from that book unlock, and a badge waits at the end.
The BookBini Universe
Series come together
Series come together
to build one Universe.
Just as Marvel films share one Universe, BookBini series continue inside their own Universes — like the Princess Universe where princesses live, the Toys' Adventure Universe of toy friends, and Bini's Storyland, guided by Bini.
One Universe,
connected series!
BookBiniMany Universes, connected series
UNIVERSEToys' Adventure
Toys' Adventure · 20 books
and spin-offs still to come
UNIVERSEPrincess
The Little Mermaid · 4 books
Cinderella · 5 books
The Frog King · 5 books
UNIVERSEBini's Storyland
stories retold and continued
UNIVERSESchool
Mathematics Adventures · 12 books
Mathematics Adventures first, with Science Adventures and more to come
What happens
next?
The moment a child wonders what comes next, English stops being a lesson and becomes something to look forward to.
- Curiosity about
the story - Reading the
next book - English, again
and again - A natural
reading habit
Story First. English Follows.
Same story, deeper experience
English grows without
English grows without
leaving a favorite story behind.
Read one story step by step, from kindergarten to middle school. The pictures stay the same; only the sentence length and vocabulary change. Below are real sentences from the same scene (Book 3, The Beach Day, Chapter 3).
"I am made of wood," said Ttotto. "Wood can float! I have waited four years for this."
"Wood floats. This is the single greatest advantage of being made of wood and I have waited four years to use it."
Two ways of speaking
American and British —
American and British —
two different voices.
We didn't just swap a few words. Each edition is rewritten in the expressions and rhythms children really use in each country, and read aloud in that country's accent.
In the British edition,
two-thirds of every paragraph is newly written.
two-thirds of every paragraph is newly written.
American EnglishBritish English
MoKa
"It just keeps going. Where does it stop?"
"It just goes on, doesn't it? Where's it meant to stop?"
Reno
"Everyone all right?"
"Right. Everyone number off."
Reno
"How long do we have?"
"How long have we got?"
MoKa
"That's so much lower than I thought. Thanks, Pixel."
"That's loads lower than I thought. Cheers, Pixel."
Real lines from Book 3, The Beach Day. Highlights mark what changes between the two editions.
A smart reader that follows along
From words to sentences,
From words to sentences,
read along your way.
An underline follows the narration as it reads. Tap any word to see what it means and hear how it sounds.
Tap to switch the underline style
Underline one word at a time — for confident readers
Reading along word by word
Word card example
reassembled
put back together
A multi-sensory reading experience
Watch, listen and read — all in one scene.
WatchEvery scene's picture
gently comes alive
gently comes alive
ListenA different voice
for every character
for every character
ReadChange the text size
and read on your own
and read on your own
AaHighlightFollow along by
word or sentence
word or sentence
A special time before sleep
A book to read by day,
A book to read by day,
a story to hear at night.
When a busy day is over, your child can drift off to sleep listening to a favorite story in a calm, gentle voice.
Bedtime Mode
Stories told in a soothing voice
Good night
- Set a sleep timer
- Continues to the next book on its own
- Voice only, no screen
- Ends with a gentle "Good night"
After reading: Play & Learn
A finished book becomes a game.
Read to the last chapter and games made from that very book unlock. Built from its sentences, pictures and character voices, they bring the story back naturally. Finish them all and a badge lands on your bookshelf.
KinderListen and Touch · First, Next, Last · Eye Spy
No reading needed. Hear a character's voice, pick the picture, and find things hidden in the scene.
ElementaryWho Said It? · Comic Quiz · Create Your Ending
Guess who said it, and check the story through quizzes with one silly answer mixed in.
MiddleBig Question · Evidence Hunt · OREO Writing
Find evidence in the book for one big question, then write what you think.
Many Universes
See all series →
Which Universe will you visit first?
Toys' Adventure UniverseToys' AdventureLeo and his toy friends on a secret adventure20 books
Princess UniverseThe Little MermaidA story that begins in a kingdom under the sea14 books
Bini's StorylandBini's StorylandWarm-hearted adventures of friends by the river
School UniverseMathematics AdventuresFive friends and robot NIB-7 explore school subjects together12 books
The story behind the names
Meet Bini, the book friend in the beanie
The Bini in BookBini
Bini comes from the beanie hat. Our book friend Bini wears a red beanie, and we borrowed the sound of “beanie” so children can say the name easily and remember it for a long time.
Made by NexBiz
BookBini is made by NexBiz Co., Ltd. NexBiz stands for New EXperience Business — a company that creates new experiences.
Help
Frequently asked questions
How do I start? Do I need to sign up?
No separate sign-up. Tap Read on bookbini.com and log in with the Kakao, Naver or Google account you already use. Or use email: enter your address, tap Get code and type the 6-digit code from the email (no password to create).
More →After login I see “Who's reading?” — what is it?
Pick the child who is reading. The bookshelf opens at that child's level and English (US/UK), and progress, stars and game records are saved per child. 📊 Report on each card opens that child's reading report. Tap the child chip at the top right of the bookshelf to switch children any time.
More →I forgot the parent PIN
Tap “Forgot the PIN” under the keypad, confirm with your login account (Kakao, Naver, Google or an email code) and set a new one.
More →What does linking a child's phone do, and how?
On a linked child phone only the bookshelf opens — no login, payment or account menus. On your phone: Parent menu → [Link ○○'s phone] gives a Kakao link, a QR code and a 6-digit code. Open it on the child's phone within 10 minutes and tap Link, or enter the code at bookbini.com/link/. Then add it to the home screen.
More →How do I read a book? What is “Read to Me”?
Each chapter has a gently moving picture. Tap [▶ Read to Me] and the story is read aloud with a different voice for each character while the current line and word are underlined. Use Chapters to jump, ‹ › or swipe to turn pages. The next chapter plays automatically.
More →What is Bedtime mode?
A mode for listening until sleep. Tap 🌙 in the reader or [🌙 Bedtime] on the bookshelf, choose 10 min · 30 min · 1 hour, and after showing tonight's plan the screen dims and underlines and buttons disappear. When time is up it stops quietly with “Good night 🌙”. Turn on “Keep going to the next story” to continue into the next book.
More →
Stories That Continue. English That Grows.
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