"Relax and ease your mind" the description says. Yeah, no. Not anymore. If you have focus issues of any sort, proceed with caution - even with the paid version. It won't help, and will even make it worse. I'm neurodivergent with focus & memory issues. For the past two years I've used the paid version to exercise both and relax a bit. There were still distractions that made no sense in a spelling game (binoculars? Butterflies? Earning animal picture reveals? Crowns?) but they were minimal on the main screen, so I could mostly block them out. Most of the icons on the main screen were white, so after a bit my eye was able to ignore them and get on with the business of focusing on words. Then a couple weeks ago you added the weird 'piggy bank is full' icon to....what? Encourage in-app purchases? Instead it's distracting and makes focus more difficult. Then, with this new update, the app has become nearly unusable. It's added this cartoon egg hatching animal...game....thing that won't let me opt out. And what does it do? It has me push a few buttons to get a fox for.....what? More in app purchases? And now there's also a button to feed it? WTH? This massive distraction aside, the new interface is horrible. There's more icons, none have labels, and many are bright and distracting. Clicking into them to figure out what they do takes me places I don't want to go and, like activating the weird animal...game..thing...sometimes takes me to places I can't opt out of. When I finally get to the main spelling screen, there's a bright colorful "free" icon on the lower right. It's hopelessly distracting, and now I can't focus on words or spelling at all--which was the purpose of my using this app in the first place. It's frustrating. The game, when I bought it two years ago, was billed as a relaxing spelling game with a backdrop of soothing nature scenes. Since then, more and more nonsensical elements have crept in, along with more and more in-app purchase distractions. Listen, I get that the developers need to make money, but that's why I bought the paid version--so you would be paid and I would be left in peace. However, your recent updates have created an ableist app that leaves out a lot of people who benefit from it (like me) or could benefit from it. That's just a shame. If you wanted to offer a premium paid version that permanently got rid of all distractions and invasive in-app purchase bids, then I'd seriously consider paying extra for it. But now? Unless there's some way to roll back the updates, I'm gonna have to start looking for something else.