A holiday gift for a grandchild who finds reading hard
Give the gift of reading this Christmas
Give your grandchild a year of daily reading practice that listens as they read out loud and helps them fix the exact sound they missed.

Kids who struggle early tend to fall further behind
Reading builds on itself. A child who finds it hard in first or second grade reads less, practices less, and the gap with classmates grows a little every year. Confidence often goes with it.
The good news is that short, structured practice out loud, every day, is one of the most effective ways to help, and the earlier it starts the better. That is exactly what ReadGenie gives them.
40%
of U.S. fourth graders read below the Basic level
Source: NAEP 2024 Reading, The Nation’s Report Card
4×
more likely to leave high school without a diploma if not reading proficiently by the end of third grade
Source: Annie E. Casey Foundation, “Double Jeopardy” (2011)
15–20%
of people have some symptoms of dyslexia
Source: International Dyslexia Association

What your gift includes
Reading practice that listens
Your grandchild reads out loud. ReadGenie hears the exact sound they missed and helps them fix it, one sound at a time.
A few minutes a day
Short daily sessions: letter sounds, sounding out words, spelling and reading. Easy to fit around school, homework and the holidays.
Built with Orton-Gillingham educators
The structured approach reading specialists use. It works alongside school and tutoring, never instead of them.
Paid for in full, by you
No monthly bills for their parents. One gift covers every day of practice for a year, or two.
Here’s what your grandchild will see
Real screens from ReadGenie. A few minutes a day, out loud, one step at a time.

Sound by sound
They say each sound out loud. ReadGenie listens and checks each one.

Then the whole word
Once the sounds are right, they blend them and read the whole word.

Then real reading
Short stories, read out loud. Each word lights up as ReadGenie hears it.

Games between lessons
A word board game where they take turns building and reading words. Practice that feels like play.
What families say
★★★★★ 4.7 on the App Store
We moved leaps and bounds with your app. It works.
Parent
I’ve tried Lexia and Nessy and ReadGenie is by far the best I’ve seen.
Certified dyslexia therapist (CALT), 27 years
She loves it. They use Lexia in her classroom, which she hates.
Parent
How the gift works
1
Choose one or two years
$99 for a full year, or $149 for two. Save 20% if you choose auto-renew.
2
Add their parent’s email
We email the gift to them with a code and simple setup steps.
3
Practice starts at home
Their parent sets up ReadGenie, and your grandchild can start reading out loud the same day.
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Choose their gift
1 year
$99
$199
Save $100
one-time gift · no renewal
A full year of daily reading practice. Pay once, nothing to cancel.
Best value
2 years
$149
$399
Save $250
one-time gift · no renewal
Two full years, about $6.20 a month. Pay once, nothing to cancel.
Pay once. No renewal, nothing to cancel.
60-day money-back guarantee
Not a fit? Email [email protected] within 60 days of their parent setting it up, and we’ll refund you in full.
Questions grandparents ask
Does ReadGenie replace a tutor or school support?
No. It gives kids structured daily practice between lessons, and it works alongside tutoring and school.
What do their parents receive?
An email with your gift, a code, and simple steps to set it up at home.
What if their family already uses ReadGenie?
We apply your gift to their existing account.
Can I give it to grandchildren in more than one family?
Yes. Check out once for each family, so each parent gets their own gift by email. After checkout you’ll see a button to give another.
What do you ask about my grandchild?
Nothing. We only ask for their parent’s email address.
What if it’s not a fit?
You’ll get a full refund within 60 days of their parent setting it up. Just email [email protected].
Can I cancel auto-renew?
Yes, anytime before the renewal date. Open the gift billing page, enter the email you paid with, and you’ll get an email with a link to cancel.