
Dracula
Bram Stoker
Learn English between the lines
Tru turns the classics into your English course. Tap a word to understand it in that sentence, save it, and practise it before it slips away.

Your next chapter
Explore levelled classics, or bring a book of your own. Tru keeps the reading experience calm and the learning tools close.

Bram Stoker

Lewis Carroll

Arthur Conan Doyle

Franz Kafka

Homer

Leo Tolstoy

Herman Melville

William Shakespeare

Felix Salten

Johanna Spyri

Charles Dickens

Aesop
Stay inside the sentence
See a clear definition and the translation that fits the line you are reading. Save the word without losing your place.
Some of them were just like the peasants at home, but others were very picturesque.
The strangest figures we saw were the Slovaks, who were more barbarian than the rest.
göz alıcı
visually striking, especially in an unusual way
Listen and read along
Follow the text as it is spoken, change the pace, or keep listening when the book is closed.

Build your shelf
Choose a classic at your level, save it for later, or add a book you have been meaning to read.

The story becomes the lesson
Words return in short, focused practice drawn from the sentences where you found them. Your reading and learning stay part of one loop.

Made for readers
“A word is easier to remember when it belongs to a story you care about.”

Your next book is waiting