This summer, gift them a superpower. 20 minutes a day. 84 days. A reading habit for life.
Before screens win the summer, give them something better — a box that arrives by post with their name on it, a passport full of adventures waiting to happen, and a community of readers who show up every single day.
The PageTurner's Club is a 12-week reading challenge for children aged 5–16, run by Inner Companion Alternative Learning & Research Foundation, Chennai.
Every participant receives a physical kit by post — a bingo card, a sensory discovery guide, a passport to track their journey, stickers, a bookmark, and a certificate.
This is not a course. There are no tests. There is no leaderboard.
It is a daily practice — 20 minutes of reading, for 84 days — supported by a WhatsApp community, gentle prompts, and a kit designed to make reading feel like an adventure.
The challenge starts March 15 — weeks before summer holidays begin. By the time school breaks, your child is already a month into a daily reading habit. That's the point. We're not fighting screens in June. We're building a habit in March that screens can't break by June.
20 minutes minimum — read-alouds count for younger children. No prescribed book lists.
WhatsApp group with daily morning prompts. Reflections shared Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday evenings.
10 badges to collect — First Page Turner, Genre Hopper, Library Explorer, and more. Trivia quizzes after every book.
Limited to 25 spots per cohort. Intentionally small so every child feels seen.
Four simple steps — from registration to a reading habit that lasts beyond the 12 weeks.
A physical kit — bingo card, discovery guide, passport, stickers, bookmark, and certificate — delivered to your doorstep before Day 1. You can register your own child or gift a spot to any child you love.
20 minutes minimum. Read-alouds count for younger children. No prescribed book lists — your child discovers books through sensory prompts. Track progress in the passport.
Daily morning prompts to keep the habit alive. Share reflections with fellow readers on Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday evenings. Request trivia quizzes after finishing a book — earn badges!
10 badges to collect — First Page Turner, Genre Hopper, Library Explorer, and more. Complete lines on your bingo card. Every child who shows up for 84 days earns a certificate endorsed by their parent or teacher.
Each level is calibrated for age and reading maturity — with its own bingo structure, genre menu, and pacing. One challenge, three paths.
Every registered participant receives a physical kit before Day 1. This isn't a PDF. It's a box with their name on it.
Level-appropriate — 5×5 for Easy, 4×4 for Intermediate, 3×3 for Advanced. The map of the 12-week reading journey.
Sensory questions to help your child find the perfect book for each genre — not prescriptive, but exploratory.
Reader ID, Pledge, 12-Week Journey Map, Reading Log, Bookshelf, Badge Collection — the child's private reading record.
Daily reading stickers, badge stickers, bingo completion stickers. Small rewards that add up to a big sense of progress.
A reading checklist to keep in the current book — a gentle daily reminder that lives inside every page.
Printed on thick paper, endorsed by parent or teacher. Earned by every child who shows up for 84 days.
With the child's name handwritten. Because the first thing in the box should feel like it was made for them.
There are many reading programmes. Most are digital, prescriptive, or competitive. This is none of those things.
Know a child who deserves a summer of stories?
You don't have to be a parent to register. Grandparents, aunts, uncles, godparents, teachers, family friends — anyone can gift a child a spot in The PageTurner's Club.
A box arrives by post with their name on it. Inside: 84 days of stories, stickers, and a reading passport. That's a gift they'll remember.
Gift a Spot →A box arrives by post
with their name on it.
Inside: 84 days of stories,
stickers, and a reading passport.
That's a gift they'll remember.
The PageTurner's Club works best when parents understand what they're being asked to do — and what they're being asked to step back from.
Limited to 25 spots per cohort. Once they're gone, the next cohort opens a waitlist.
Full physical kit posted to your door. WhatsApp community access. Badge programme. Certificate on completion. All 12 weeks.
Discounted rate for a second child in the same family — shipped together to save on postage. Same full kit.
Outside India? We ship internationally. Write to us at [email protected] before registering to confirm availability and postage costs.
Registration closes March 10. Limited to 25 spots. Once full, we open a waitlist for Cohort 2.
No. The PageTurner's Club works with any book your child chooses. The kit provides the structure, sensory prompts, and reflection materials — your child brings the curiosity and picks the books.
That's part of the practice. The passport doesn't expire. The weeks are a guide, not a deadline. The readathon is about returning to reading — not finishing on schedule. A child who misses three days and returns is showing more resilience than one who was never tested.
Yes. Books in Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu, or any language count. The sensory discovery prompts work across languages. We strongly encourage regional language reading.
From Chennai, Tamil Nadu. We ship across India. International shipping is available — write to us at [email protected] before registering to confirm availability and shipping cost.
Absolutely. Anyone who loves a child can register them or gift them a spot. The form asks for the child's details and a delivery address. The kit arrives addressed to the child.
A small, curated group. Daily morning prompts to start the reading day. Reflection sharing on Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday evenings — light, warm, not overwhelming. Trivia quizzes when children finish a book and ask for one.
No. We deliberately do not provide a prescribed list. Children already have books at home, in school libraries, or at local lending libraries. The discovery guide helps them find what's right for each genre — from whatever they have access to.
At the halfway mark, we announce a post-challenge project that takes reading from the page into the world. This is a separate offering with its own pricing — details revealed mid-challenge. Completing the readathon is the prerequisite.