Join the Monthly Bibliotherapy Subscription – Raising Readers Together
$6 USD/monthly
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Join the Monthly Bibliotherapy Subscription – Raising Readers Together
 $60 USD/year best value
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Buy NowBoth membership types give you instant access to the month’s downloadable packet, packed with:
✨ 7 book guides with age‑specific prompts
✨ Discussion cards to spark meaningful conversations
✨ Therapeutic + comprehension activities for ages 1–3, 4–7, and 8–10
✨ A recommended reading order so you know exactly which book to start with each week
✨ A monthly therapeutic and reading strategy focus that builds from month to month—helping you raise calmer, more confident readers
✨ A glimpse of what’s coming next month—theme, therapeutic focus, and comprehension skill focus!
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You're not doing this alone—I'm cheering you on every step of the way!
How Does It Work?
How It Works (And Why It’s So Doable)
- Subscribe to Either Plan:Â Annual Membership ($60/year = just $5/month) or the monthly membership ($6/monthly)
- Access your member library anytime
- Get a new monthly download, released at the start of the month
- Read the recommended books to your child and use the discussion prompts to ensure maximum learning — no prep required
Bonus: You’ll get a welcome email and monthly reminders when each new guide is released.
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Reading Tools: Each Month Builds on the Last—One Skill at a Time
Watch reading levels soar!
Therapy Tool of the Month
Emotional Resilience That Builds One Month at a Time
Monthly System
Where Reading & Resilience Grow Side by Side
What Customers Are Saying
– Jamie, parent of a 6-year-old
“This is the first reading resource I’ve found that speaks to both my child’s heart and brain. We actually look forward to it.”
– Erin, child counselor
“As a therapist, I love the blend of literacy and emotional growth. The CBT activities are gentle and smart.”
— Tara R., parent of a 7-year-old
"My daughter asked to re-read Jabari Jumps three nights in a row—and then she actually volunteered to try something new at school. That’s never happened before."
