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Readwith

Every book invites a different kind of conversation.

Think with the page. Notice more. Have somewhere to take your thoughts.

Start readingListen to a conversation

After the page

Reading doesn’t end when the page does.

  1. You underline something.

    I need to think about this.

  2. You pause at a passage.

    Why did the author say it this way?

  3. You close the book.

    I wish I had someone to talk to about this.

That’s where Readwith begins.

Listen in.

A few moments from this page.

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Chapter 4

The rain found the same window it always found. She did not turn the lamp up. The sentence could wait.

Reader

Why does she leave the lamp low?

Companion

Because the sentence isn’t finished with her yet.

Companion

The dark is part of the page. She’s staying with it.

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That changes the way you read the passage.

One conversation, many shapes

The conversation can take more than one shape.

  • 01

    Discuss

    The questions that appear while you read.

    Why does she leave the lamp low?

  • 02

    Reflect

    Follow a thought that continues beyond the page.

    She leaves the lamp low. The sentence can wait.

  • 03

    Listen

    Hear a passage with someone on this page.

    Because the sentence isn’t finished with her yet.

  • 04

    Explore

    Join this moment to another in the book.

    Somewhere below, a door closed. The margin kept its gold.

Chapter 4

The rain found the same window it always found. She did not turn the lamp up. The sentence could wait.

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My thought

She leaves the lamp low. The sentence can wait.

Companion

The dark is part of the page. She’s staying with it.

A reading space that stays with you.

Highlights, notes, and conversations, all with this book. So you can stay with the page, and with what it started in you.

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Because sometimes...

Because sometimes, a book leaves you with more questions than answers.

  • I finished the book three days ago, but I’m still thinking about our conversation.

  • I underlined one sentence. We stayed with it until it opened.

  • I closed the chapter with a question. I didn’t have to leave it there.

Readwith gives those thoughts somewhere to go.

For people who think with a book.

  • People who underline half the book.

  • People who stop after a sentence and stare at the wall.

  • People who finish a chapter and immediately want to talk about it.

  • People who return to the same books years later.

A novel, or a book you are reading to learn. If you linger, Readwith is for you.

Books aren’t meant to be consumed. They’re meant to be lived with.

Books aren’t meant to be consumed.

They’re meant to be lived with.

Readwith gives your books somewhere to stay, and your thoughts somewhere to go.