Austin Zhu H.
Posted
I'm Not too Keen on this app (Heavy…
I'm Not too Keen on this app (Heavy Understatement)
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440 reviews
Sparxreader is listed under Education Services.
Sparxreader (sparxreader.com) has 440 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5.
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Austin Zhu H.
Posted
I'm Not too Keen on this app (Heavy Understatement)
Blackman
Posted
This website is honestly disgusting I would rather go to a mysterious island of the Caribbean than do my sparx. It gives me books for five year olds. I mean what kind of book is ‘chinglish’ it is the most racist thing ever. Being from a minority (ginger) myself I am frankly appalled that it is so awful. Fight back whilst you still can.
sigma
Posted
worst app ever theres way too many questions and anything sparx is awful. i wish i could rate it 0 stars
Mohammed shayaan B.
Posted
absolutely awful i don’t know why my school does it makes the kids mental health the worse and it’s so stressful schools should avoid this
deon D.
Posted
all the book choices are bad and it give me books that is for a 5 year old after i swap a bad book. I am not going to read for 5 hours to get golden reader and if i get 1 question wrong i have to do it again and i get less SRP
Autumn
Posted
This website is just horrible, the questions are too difficult and make you restart even if you get one wrong. Additionally it also gives out points painfully slowly. Makes reading feel like a chore and not something that is done for pleasure
Tristan C.
Posted
We used to have bedrock learning and I performed really well on that now as we've got this sparks reader I absolutely hate homework some of these words are so hard not even my parents know absolutely hate this app can I have bedrock learning back
Mohammad Y.
Posted
sparx reader is pure crap it takes like 2 hours to get the required points and you get bad on your report card if you dont do it not only that but these books are apparently year 3 books thats not true at all the poor selection of books is appauling