Beginner stories
Ingwenya elambile The hungry crocodile
Written by Christian G. · translated by Fikile Simelane
Ngiyathanda Ukufunda I like to read!
Written by Letta Machoga · translated by Cynthia Nxele
Ukubala izilwane Counting animals
Written by Zanele Buthelezi, Thembani Dladla, Clare Verbeek · translated by African Storybook
Umlilo Fire
Written by Deborah Namugosa, Beatrice Nabune, Alison Tukei, Rose Sabano · translated by Fikile Simelane
Wenzani? What are you doing?
Written by Nina Orange · translated by Fikile Simelane
Imbuzi, Inja Nenkomo Goat, Dog, and Cow
Written by Fabian Wakholi · translated by Ntswaki Vilane
Umhobholo Punishment
Written by Adelheid Marie Bwire · translator not named in the source
Kungani umvubu engena zinwele? Why hippos have no hair
Written by Basilio Gimo, David Ker · translator not named in the source
Abantwana abenziwe ngamakhandlela Children of wax
A Southern African folktale · translated by Phumy Zikode
Indoda ende elingana nendlulamithi A very tall man
Written by Cornelius Gulere · translated by Swarathe Violin
Utingi Tingi and the cows
Written by Ingrid Schechter · translated by Foundation phase teachers Umlazi
Ukhalai Ukhuluma Nezitshalo Khalai talks to plants
Written by Ursula Nafula · translated by Margaret Nokuthula Zondi
Intermediate stories
Imbewu Encane A Tiny Seed: The Story of Wangari Maathai
Written by Nicola Rijsdijk · translated by Nal’ibali
uNozibele kanye nezinwele ezintathu Nozibele and the three hairs
Written by Tessa Welch · translated by Zimbili Dlamini, Phumy Zikode
Unkukhu Noshongololo Chicken and Millipede
Written by Winny Asara · translated by Margaret Nokuthula Zondi
Umondli Nombali Bavakashela Ugogo Wabo Holidays with grandmother
Written by Violet Otieno · translated by Pumla Mdontswa
Ukuziphindiselela kweNgede The Honeyguide's revenge
A Zulu folktale · translated by Phumy Zikode
UMagozwe Magozwe
Written by Lesley Koyi · translated by Margaret Nokuthula Zondi
What we changed
The app shows each story's words, not its pictures. A story's pages are joined into paragraphs, and its title is repeated as the first line. Two slips in the source text were fixed so they wouldn't turn into words to learn: line-break marks in Ukubala izilwane became spaces, and a stray "Ul" after a sentence in Umlilo was removed. Nothing else was changed.