Growing up, we had teachers who taught us what to think. We spent years looking for the ones who would teach us how to think. When we couldn't find them, we decided to become them.


A few years ago, we noticed a change. Children were getting smarter, but they were becoming quieter. The screens were loud. The video games were loud. But their own voices were getting lost. We realized that the world doesn't need more 'Smart Kids' who can memorize facts. The world needs Deep Thinkers who can argue, empathize, and lead. That's when Bookstaken was born. Not as a tuition center, but as a sanctuary for the mind.
Habits aren't built by willpower. They are built by connections.
Here is why your child won't want to miss a session.
You see it happening. The screens are getting brighter, and the attention spans are getting shorter. The curiosity is fading.
You don't want a child who just consumes content. You want a child who questions it.
We don't teach 'English Tuition.' We build the one skill that algorithms can't replace: Original Thought.
The world is fighting for their eyes. In an age of 15-second videos, the ability to sit still and read deep is the ultimate superpower.
School rewards the child who memorizes. We reward the child who questions. We don't build obedient workers; we build articulate thinkers.
Kindness isn't learned in a textbook; it's felt in a story. When they cry for a character, they are practicing how to care for a human.
Children are lonely behind screens. They don't need another game. They need a Role Model who looks them in the eye and asks, 'What do YOU think?
Life is loud. A book is a quiet place to land. We don't just build a reading habit; we give them a sanctuary they can carry in their pocket forever.
We are real people building a real community. From our online 1:1 sessions to our offline 'Sunday Fun Reading Circles', we are dedicated to making Learning fun again.



Just like you mark their height on the wall, we mark their mind on the chart.
If your child reads 50 books with us, that's great. But if they learn to Protect their 'Pack' because The Jungle Book taught them loyalty... If they learn to Tell the Hard Truth—even when they are scared—because Tom Sawyer taught them integrity...Then we have done our job.