Nº 00A short history of reading
The way we read
has always evolved.
Discover & scroll through history, ideas, products, science, and stories as interactive experiences.
- 17 paperbacks
- 13 Amazon stores
- Print & scroll
Stories you scroll through.
Ebooksh is a scrollytelling way to explore books, stories, rhymes and more — each one unfolds as you scroll, one idea at a time. Interactive picture books, poems and activity stories for kids, read on any phone, tablet or browser.
Printed books, delivered to your door.
Paperback editions of every ZASHAR title, sold direct from official stores on Amazon and other trusted retailers worldwide. Coloring books, activity books, stencils and illustrated stories for children, printed on demand and shipped to you.
The medium changed.
The story didn't.
The next chapter of reading.
AboutEbooksh is where ZASHAR's books live: paperbacks you can hold, and stories you scroll.
A book that opens as you scroll.
The cell
Empty space. Scroll, and a cell assembles itself from beyond the frame.
- Nothing yet: empty space
- A nucleus arrives from far away, carrying the instructions
- Endoplasmic reticulum wraps around it; the first mitochondria
- More mitochondria, from every direction
- The Golgi lands; vesicles weave into the gaps
- Lysosomes and vacuoles fill the remaining space
- Centrosome; ribosomes scatter in, fast and small
- Cytoskeleton threads through everything
- Cytoplasm gathers as a field
- The membrane closes around it all. It is a cell.
- Complete, and alive
DNA
Inside the nucleus, something assembles itself. Keep scrolling until you recognise it.
- Empty space
- A first pair of bases meets in the middle: A with T
- More pairs grow outward from that seed, above and below
- Hydrogen bonds reach across and connect them
- The outer pairs arrive; a pattern is forming
- One backbone threads itself around the pairs
- The second backbone winds the other way. A double helix.
- DNA, complete and alive
Every ebooksh works like this. One idea per scroll.