Isla
Scottish English
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Read The Glow Wheel with IslaRead, Talk, Choose
Ten generated storytellers. Five male and five female voices, with a selection of regional English-language accents from England, Scotland and Wales.
Every full and shorter story has matching narration. Take it at your pace, with space to join in and an extra slower option. No background music.
Choose a storyA little trip to Silverton. Ava looked up at the stars. Louis found a book with planets inside. Walbot hovered beside them. Up on the roof! Mum helped Ava look through the telescope. At first she saw darkness. Then, a tiny bright shape came into view. Saturn, with its ring. "Oh," whispered Ava. Up on the roof! Downstairs, Zion and Bennie were waiting. What a lot there was to imagine.
Scottish English
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Read The Glow Wheel with IslaScottish English
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Read Three Days with MarkWelsh English
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Read The Grumpy Dog with HannahWelsh English
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Read The Long Way Round with SamMidlands English
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Read The Trumpet Band with AmeliaYorkshire English
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Read Eleven Pigeons with DavidLondon English
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Read Faster Laces with GabriellaLancashire English
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Read The Bin That Talks with NickNorth East English
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Read Walbot's Wobble with PenelopeWest Country English
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Read Bennie's Big Feather Day with JamesThese are a selection of accents, not every community or language in Britain. Welsh-accented English is not a Welsh-language edition. No accent is labelled as the correct way to speak or used as a measure of reading ability.
The regional descriptions follow the voices’ ElevenLabs library listings. These are generated performances, not recordings of actors reading our books. The narrators read PMA’s stories; they do not replace Walbot’s identity as a character.
Automatic transcript comparisons, timing and sound-level checks help catch errors. They are not a child-user trial or an independent assessment of every pronunciation or accent. Please tell us about a word or recording that gets in the way.