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For dyslexia parents

Your child is smart. Reading still hurts. Tonight can go differently.

See how it works in 2 minutes

If your child has been told they might be dyslexic, or you just know that reading is harder for them than it should be, A New Page was built for you. It is structured literacy, the science-of-reading approach specialists use, turned into a story you and your child do together at the kitchen table.

A reading app that makes struggling readers want to read.

Find their level free, about 5 minutes →Start 7 days free, no card

The reading check is free for everyone. No account needed, right in your browser.

You do not need a diagnosis to start, and you do not need to become a reading teacher. The free reading check shows you exactly where your child is stuck. Then the program starts at the safest place, easy enough to win, hard enough to grow, and builds from there.

Why it works for a dyslexic reader

Reading is not the thing they do before the story. Reading is how the story moves.

See where your child is stuck, free →

Then start a free week, no card. 39 dollars a month after, and eligible for many state ESA and school-choice funds.

Questions parents ask

Do I need a dyslexia diagnosis to start?

No. The free reading check is a screener, not a diagnosis. It shows where your child is stuck so the program can start at the safest place.

Is this real structured literacy?

Yes. It uses explicit, systematic phonics, the science-of-reading approach, and is reviewed by an Orton-based reading specialist of 41 years.

My child already feels behind. Will this make it worse?

No. Growth is measured only against your child's own past scores, never a grade level, so the screens never tell a child they are behind.

What does it cost?

The reading check is free for everyone. The program is a free week with no card, then 39 dollars a month, and it is eligible for many state ESA and school-choice funds.

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