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At this point, nothing could be simpler: The book opens, and a narrator starts
reading. The narration plays only for that page, and stops when the full page is
read. To go on to the next page or back to the previous page, use your favorite
page-turning gesture. When you get to the new page, the narration starts. If you
want to go to the next or previous page in the middle of a page being read, just
turn the page; the narration stops, and then begins reading the page to which
you’ve turned.
Everything in the books works just like Read by Myself mode—you can zoom in
and out of text and graphics, do activities when you see a star, and so on. When
you do activities, the narration stops, but it continues if you zoom in and out of
graphics and text.
Navigating Kids Books
When you’re reading a NOOK Kids book, the Reading Tools menu doesn’t work
as it does in typical NOOK books. Tapping the center of the page does nothing.
But if you tap the small up arrow at the bottom of the screen, you see a navi-
gation toolbar with thumbnails of every page in the book. Swipe through the
thumbnails, tap the page you want to read (or have read to you), and there you
go. If you decide you don’t want to go to another page, tap the down arrow or
anywhere on the page to make the thumbnail navigation disappear.