This isn’t just reading. It’s life skills through literature- hands-on learning that brings stories to life and teaches skills for the real world. Join the in person waitlist when you submit your email. Otherwise, join our virtual club below.
*This is Virtual Meet Up*
Read, discuss, and do! For 6–8 weeks, we’ll:
Read books together aloud online
Explore real documents behind the story such as budgets, contracts, insurance, and more
Discuss how these documents connect to life skills you can use today
Students are responsible for completing weekly lessons and meeting virtually 1x a week to read, discuss and reflect.
Each 6-8 week cycle includes:
• Literature exploration to spark thinking and discussion
• Document study to build real-world literacy
• Life skill activities to practice decision-making
• Creative reflection to connect learning to real life -
The club helps students improve reading comprehension while gaining confidence with the documents and responsibilities they’ll encounter as young adults.
Weekly Reads: In person or Virtual
Time: Morning, Weekend or Afternoon Sessions
Cost: $125
Accepting 10 students
What we read:
Classic and contemporary stories with strong characters and meaningful themes
Plays, novels, and short stories that spark discussion about dreams, family, courage, and choices
Books that naturally connect to real-world situations, like money, school, community, and career decisions
What makes it different:
Weekly read-aloud sessions online
Activities with real documents from the story: life insurance forms, budgets, contracts, college applications, and more
Discussions that teach life skills teens can apply today, like budgeting, decision-making, goal-setting, and civic awareness.
Students can participate in all 4 of our Book Clubs Annually:
🍁FALL Book Club 10/27-12/15
A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry
❄️WINTER Book Club 1/12-3/2
TBD
🌼SPRING Book Club 3/16-5/4
TBD
☀️SUMMER Book Club 5/18-6/22
TBD
Who it’s for:
Ages 13–17. Email me If interested in a tween (Ages 10-12) club.
Atmosphere:
A safe, interactive, and fun space where your child can:
Build confidence reading aloud
Explore how stories connect to real life
Practice thinking critically and making decisions
By the end, students will not just have read a great book, they’ll have learned skills they can carry into their own lives.