Literature for everyone
Literary classics adapted for children and adults with ADHD, thanks to AI designed by education professionals.
Rediscover your child as a reader
No more screens! Art × Science aims to create eye-catching, captivating content, while maintaining the original writing style.
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Selection of upcomming books
Frankenstein
Mary Shelley
ISBN : 978-2-38719-016-1
The Three Musketeers
Alexandre Dumas
ISBN : 978-2-38719-018-5
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Jules Verne
ISBN : 978-2-38719-020-8
Huge catalog
The plan is to adapt 4,500 books in 3 languages, 5 times more than the current English-language commercial alternatives.
Adapted visual organization
Shorter chapters, visual story support (plot elements, character relationships) and special formatting are designed to avoid mental overload.
Multi-sensory elements
Benefit from books that simultaneously engage several senses to increase information retention.
Non-linear, interest-based reading
Restructured to accommodate the non-linear thinking common in neuro-atypical profiles, with flexible reading paths that are explicit about the plot to attract curiosity, but also allow for scrolling without losing the narrative.
Roadmap
Milestones
01. First steps
Open member/volunteer registrations, obtain public interest association status (France).
02. Research & Development
Research and development of the main project and its ethical artificial intelligence under strict quality control.
03. Early distribution
Journalists/education professionals on the waiting list and major supporters will receive the first copies.
04. Progressive launch
More infos soon. Stay tuned.
What people are saying
In the first quarter, I saw my 12-year-old son with ADHD reading Jack London's “The Call of the Wild” for school. Immediately, I could see him giving up after the first few pages and settling for a summary on the internet. When I heard about this adaptation project, I almost cried: my son needs this!
I have been tutoring middle school students for nearly six years, and let me tell you, Les Misérables brings more than a few to tears every year. Lou, 15, who can recite all the characteristics of a shark, struggles to concentrate when it comes to reading. A very simplified version would be great! (...) We often think that rigor rhymes with austerity, but no, it's about making beauty accessible.
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