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For older struggling readers

A teen who still struggles to read should never be handed baby content.

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If your older child or teenager reads below where they should, you have probably found that most reading apps feel humiliating, cartoon characters and picture-book words. A New Page is different. It places by skill, never by grade, and the stories are written for their age, so nothing on screen looks remedial.

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.

Older struggling readers do not need to be talked down to. They need text they can actually decode, wrapped in a story worth their time, with their progress kept private. That is what A New Page is built to do.

Built for dignity

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

My teen refuses anything that looks babyish. Is this different?

Yes. Stories are written for older readers and placement is by skill, never grade, so nothing looks remedial and progress stays private.

Can an older kid use it on their own?

Yes. There is a self-directed mode for older readers so they can work without a parent sitting beside them.

Is it too late for my teenager?

No. Reading is learnable at any age with explicit, structured instruction. The program starts at the safest place and builds.

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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