Child reading

No two minds are alike.
Why should their books be?

School gives everyone the same textbook. We give your child a book rewritten for their specific brain. The same classic story, tailored to their exact reading level.

We don't force a Size 8 shoe on a Size 4 foot.

Imagine giving a child a book that is too hard. They feel stupid. Imagine giving them a book that is too easy. They feel bored.

We find the 'Goldilocks Zone'. We use the Lexile Framework to find the exact level where your child feels challenged, but confident. Not too hard. Not too easy. Just right.

Same Adventure. Different Words.

How we make The Jungle Book accessible to everyone.

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LEVEL 3 | 600-700L

Developing Fluency

"The scorching summer sun beat down on the village as a clever crow searched desperately for water. After hours of flying, he finally spotted a narrow pot with water glinting at the bottom. He tried to reach it with his beak, but the pot was too deep and the water too low. Instead of flying away in defeat, the crow looked around thoughtfully, noticed the pebbles scattered nearby, and began his patient work—dropping them one by one until the water level rose within reach."

Whether your child is a struggling reader or a prodigy, they both get to enjoy the magic of Mowgli. We don't dumb it down. We translate it to their language.

Stop guessing what they can read.

You think they are at Level 600. School says Level 700. Let's find the real number right now.

We don't guess. We Engineer the Perfect Match.

Science meets Soul. How we ensure your child starts on the exact right page.

The Discovery

Your child takes a stress-free Gamified Assessment. It doesn't feel like a test; it feels like a quiz. This gives us their 'Reading DNA'.

The Calibration

We match them to a Mentor who fits their personality and a Book Version that fits their Lexile score.

The Launch

They start their first session feeling capable, not overwhelmed.

The Ladder of Thought.

A structured path that scales with their confidence.

Tier 1: The Spark (Confidence)

For: The child who says 'I hate reading.'

The Books: Aesop's Fables, Peter Rabbit, The Jungle Book.

The Goal: 'To prove that their opinion matters. We focus on fun, short wins, and speaking up.'

Tier 2: The Compass (Critical Thinking)

For: The child ready for deeper questions.

The Books: Treasure Island, The Secret Garden, Tom Sawyer.

The Goal: 'To introduce the grey areas. We debate loyalty, morality, and why 'Good People' sometimes do bad things.'

Tier 3: The Launchpad (Mastery)

For: The future leader.

The Books: Alice in Wonderland, Swiss Family Robinson, Around the World in 80 Days.

The Goal: 'To handle dense texts and the in-house lawyer.'

The Curriculum that Grows with Them.

Just like you mark their height on the wall, we mark their mind on the chart.

A child changes fast. A book that was hard in January might be too easy in March. We don't let them stagnate.

Every 30 days, we do afun 'Level Check'. Did their score jump? Great. We immediatelyupgrade their book level. We don't hold them back based on their age; we push them forward based on their capability.

Don't just Hope they are learning. Know it.

You will never have to guess if the class is working. You will see the proof in the numbers.

School report cards are vague. Ours are precise. Every month, you receive a Growth Report on your phone:

The Data: See their Lexile Score climb (e.g., 'Moved from 600L to 640L').

The Vocabulary: See the exact list of new words they mastered this month.

The Voice Note: A personal audio message from their mentor about their confidence shift.

Not a Lecture. A Live Quest.

The '5-to-10' Ratio: We read a little, so we can think a lot.

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Phase 1:
The Injection (5 Minutes)
Phase 2:
The Extraction (10 Minutes)

Why old books? Why not modern ones?

Modern books are written to be easy. Classic books are written to be beautiful. By using our Adaptive Text technology, we give your child the best of both worlds: The depth of a Classic, with the accessibility of a modern book.

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Never ask "How was class?" again.

You know the feeling. You ask about their day, and you get a one-word answer: 'Fine.' We change that.

"Hi Anjali! 👋 Just finished a great session with Rahul."

🌟 The Win: I loved how he argued that the Villain wasn't 'evil,' just 'lonely.' That was such a mature observation!

📖 We Covered: Emotional motivations in Chapter 4.

🗣️ Ask him at dinner: Ask him 'Why did the Wolf lie?' He has a crazy theory about it that I think he'd love to tell you.

See you next week!"

Does your child think like a Detective?

Vocabulary is easy. Logic is hard. See if your child can 'read between the lines' and solve our mystery passage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is this different from tutoring or English classes?
Tutoring teaches grammar and comprehension for exams. We build critical thinking and confidence through 1-on-1 book discussions with college mentors. Your child learns to think independently, not memorize answers.
Q: My child doesn't like reading. will this work?
Most children don't hate reading—they hate boring books and being tested on them. We pick books based on their interests (sports, adventure, mystery) and make reading feel like a conversation with a cool older sibling, not homework.
Q: will my child actually complete books?
Yes. We read together during sessions (20 min reading + 40 min discussion), so there's no "homework pressure." Most books are completed in 4-6 weekly sessions, and children often ask to read ahead because they're genuinely curious.
Q: How do you ensure my child's safety with online mentors?
Every mentor is a verified college student from Tier 1 institutions, rigorously interviewed for empathy and communication. All sessions are on Zoom (recorded for quality), and you receive WhatsApp updates after every session.