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Fun Pacific stories for our kids, read-along in
English, Samoan, & Tongan

Read, Listen, Learn Together

Moa Learning digital storybooks work beautifully in Apple Books and Kobo on Android — perfect for shared reading and read-along listening.

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Number Chart 1-100
$8.00
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$8.00
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How do I read Moa Learning digital books?

Our books are digital downloads designed to be read in Apple Books (iPhone & iPad) and Kobo (Android). Simply download the book and open it in your preferred reading app.

Do the books include read-along audio?

Yes. Our stories include read-along audio to support listening and shared reading with children.

Do I need an internet connection to read the books?

Once downloaded, the books can be read offline. An internet connection is only needed for the initial download.

Are these physical books?

No. These are digital storybooks delivered as downloadable files.

What age are the books suitable for?

Our books are designed for all ages, making them perfect for family reading, classrooms, and bedtime storytelling.

What languages are available?

Many stories are available in English, Samoan, and Tongan. Each language edition is listed separately in the Bookshelf.

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