Ready? Let's Read!

A Christian Book Club

Discover trusted resources to help your children live by the Word, not the world, while enriching their hearts and minds!

The Power of Stories

Jesus taught using stories. Stories have the potential to teach foundational truths, uncover new perspectives, and spark interest in a child’s expanding world. At Ready? Let's Read!, our mission is to enable parents and educators to connect children to stories that will not simply ignite a passion for reading but also foster a growing relationship with Jesus.

Ready? Let's Read! is an alternative to the secular book club programs, offering parents and educators an online library of appropriate resources from publishers whose core message is the gospel of Christ. We want to introduce children to the stories that have the power to change their lives!

How It Works for Schools

We try to keep the process as simple as possible.

Get your school involved!
1. Choose the timing

We run this program three times a year. Choose the seasons that work best for you!

2. Sign up

Sign up for the program at no cost to you. Let us know how many free flyers you need for each grade level.

3. Get rewarded

Receive 20% of the total sales as a credit to spend on this site to reward your school.

How It Works for Parents

1. Browse our catalog

Explore our quality selection of products with your kids. Each product is intended to enrich your children's hearts and minds.

2. Order your favorites

Select and purchase product right here through this site. No special forms needed!

3. Enjoy

Orders are delivered directly to your child's classroom 2 to 3 weeks after the promotion ends.

What Our Customers Say

"It was SUPER easy! Having parents place the orders directly on-line was tremendous. We didn’t have to deal with taking in money or placing orders. That was great."

"Kudos to you for launching a book club program offering wholesome, positive, Christian resources for our families! Praying that this really takes off and is successful, not just in Christian schools but in the general school market as well."