*HOT* ReadingIQ Deal: Annual subscription for just $2.49 per month! {Silas loves this app!}
If you have a child who struggles with reading, I highly, highly recommend this ReadingIQ app! And this is a GREAT discount!
ReadingIQ is once again offering a great discount to get 68% off their annual subscription — which means you’ll pay just $29.99 total for an entire year! That’s like getting eight months for FREE. You’ll pay just $2.49 per month!!
ReadingIQ is a recently new online digital library for kids that offers thousands of books for all reading levels. And I can’t sing the praises of this reading app enough!
Silas had never been excited about reading until he started using this app last year. This app made him fall in love with reading — something I never thought would be possible after years of his struggle with reading.
In the first 6 weeks of using it, he logged close to 600 minutes of reading on ReadingIQ… all on his own. And did I mention this was with almost zero coaxing or encouragement from me?
When you sign up with ReadingIQ, you get:
- Unlimited access to thousands of books. Anytime. Anywhere.
- Accessible on desktops, tablets, and phones
- Popular titles and characters that children know and love
- All titles carefully curated for readers 12 and under
- Book recommendations for every child based on his or her level
- Ability to monitor your child’s progress
- Award-winning titles, including Caldecott and Newbery Medal winners
- Up to 3 children per account
- Guided Reading and Lexile® levels available for thousands of books
- Ability to preview the content your child is exploring
- More than 700 professionally voiced titles
They’ve only offered this discount a handful of times, so definitely take advantage of it! This is a HUGE savings off the regular price of $7.99 per month!
Psst! If you’re not sure you’re ready to purchase yet, you can still get a FREE one-month trial instead! After the first month is up, if you decide to continue your subscription, it’ll cost $7.99 per month.
Go here to get this ReadingIQ discount.
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27 Comments
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Erin says:
Do you know if the books can be downloaded so they can be read when we are offline?
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Unless they have recently changed something, I don’t believe you can read them offline.
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Unless they have recently changed something, I don’t believe you can read them offline.
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Kristin says:
It’s been great! Most of the time, the kids end up reading more than their required 30 minutes and they have found some great books! You know the books are good when they have to come tell you about them. 😊
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Jordan says:
Aww! That’s amazing. We’re so glad they are falling in love with reading! -Jordan, MSM Team
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ReadingIQ tracks your reading time. We also have a worksheet that he fills out daily with his reading time.
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Yes! Jesse and I talked about it on a recent podcast episode: https://moneysavingmom.com/what-its-really-like-to-be-married-to-your-business-partner/
Here’s the one he customized: https://www.clementinecreative.co.za/reach-goals-free-printable-habit-tracker/-
Thank you again, Crystal for always being so generous with your time and talent! ❤️
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Sarah says:
Do you know if they have any bilingual books? My daughter is in a Spanish dual language program and we are needing an affordable way to read Spanish books. Our library has a small section.
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That’s a great question. I’d suggest shooting an email to them here: https://www.readingiq.com/customer-support
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Sasha says:
We’re looking into Epic as they have Spanish books. They’re having a black Friday sale too.
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It’s supposed to be up to 12, but I’d say the ideal age is a beginning to intermediate reader.
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Kathy says:
Got it. Now I’ll have to figure out how to download it on his Kindle and hope to get my son reading. Thank you
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Shawna says:
Did it work with the Kindle fire? I read somewhere it isn’t compatible with it, but I wondered if it had been updated.
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Elizabeth H. says:
I signed up the last time and ending up getting a refund because there is not an app for Kindle Fire. Amazon won’t let them offer an app for Kindle. So unless that has changed since a month or two ago when Crystal posted the last offer. Now you could just access it through the web browser on a Kindle Fire without the app, but we don’t want our kid to have access to the web browser in their fires and I don’t want to have to closely supervise. So unless somone knows a creative work around to still be able to use it without totaly internet access on a kids profile. I’d love if they had an app for Kindle
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No app for Kindles. You’ll have to access it thought the web browser on the Kindle use a different device or request a refund. They did give me a refund last time she posted it once I realized that they didn’t have a Kindle app. They were really nice about it. It’s a bummer
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Sarah Mueller says:
Gah – Silas! I’m sorry! We have an amazon fire and I just figured out how to get it on there!
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Tricia 
Crystal Yarnall 
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