We help parents raise lifelong readers
Get started with personalised book recommendations based on your kid’s interests and reading level
Being a mother of a 7-year-old son
I know how hard it is sometimes to get your kid to read. This in fact is the main reason why I started Doppol – to help parents like me encourage reading for pleasure in their children.
Kate Yershova, CEO at Doppol
Foster a deeper interest in reading, encourage critical thinking skills
Choose books your child will love
Self-motivated reading starts with the right book. Get recommendations based on the reading history, level and current goals.
Engage in conversations about the characters, themes, and lessons learned
Parent-child dialogic reading helps boost vocabulary and develop critical thinking skills.
Celebrate achievements
Set custom rewards that are unlocked by reading a new chapter or book.
Help your kid build a daily reading habit
Meet Doppol, a reading companion
As your kid reads a physical book, Doppol offers everyday digital quizzes and rewards to make the reading journey more fun and:
Assess book comprehension
Encourage active thinking
Motivate daily reading
Doppol lives in a virtual reading room that your kid can customize and enhance as they progress with the book.
Develops imagination and creativity
Fosters a sense of ownership
We collaborate with parents, libraries, authors, and child specialists to support young readers on their journey
Bill, a dad of two boys
How Confidence Shapes Literacy in PIRLS 2021's Global Lens
Experts say
Choosing diverse themes in children's books is crucial—it supports their emotional intelligence and empathy. Family support in reading nurtures a love for literature and contributes significantly to a child's well-being and development.
Gina, Child psychologist, UK
49% of parents want to develop critical thinking through reading
In the course of our research, we've engaged with numerous families across the UK and Europe to gain deeper insights into their children’s reading habits
Her Body Can
Overcoming fears
