See exactly what is being read, find your place faster, and see your books' real covers. New • Highlighting your way: the word being read, the sentence, or both, in the colour you like. Set it in Settings › Playback, or from the reader's Appearance menu while you read. • Real covers. Your library, the now-playing card and the lock screen show each book's cover. Not the one you want? "Change cover…" lets you pick any page of a PDF, or any picture in an EPUB, with suggestions to start from. • Read from here. Scroll or jump anywhere in a book and tap "Read from here" to start at the top of the screen. Double-tap a word to start at that exact word. • Two new voices, Rowan and Felix. They replace Reed, Cole and Alton; if a book used one of those, it now reads in the closest new voice. • Opening a book starts reading straight away, from where you left off. Improved • In PDFs the highlight now sits exactly on the word being spoken. • Pages no longer lose their last line, read the chapter title printed in the footer, or split hyphenated words. • On iPhone: a full-width page slider with a page preview, the voice one tap away in the controls, and a shorter options menu that fits on screen. • Moving with the page slider works like scrolling: the reading carries on until you choose "Read from here" or "Back to audio". • Your zoom, and where you keep a zoomed page, are remembered for each book. • The library keeps titles readable at every width, with a simpler header. • The voice you choose for a book follows it to your other devices. • Menus show which voice, speed and options are selected. Fixed • Mac: scrolling with the trackpad or mouse while a book is playing no longer snaps back. • EPUB: highlighting no longer stops for a whole chapter after a picture, and picture file names are no longer read aloud. • iPhone: the Voice & Speed screen was empty. • iPhone: pinch zoom no longer jumps when you lift your fingers. • Opening a book no longer shows its first page before moving to where you left off. • Units, web addresses and approximate numbers are read naturally.