Resources
Thoughtful tools and insights to support your literacy journey.
We believe meaningful progress begins with understanding.
This collection of guides, articles, books, and practical resources is intended to help families, educators, and schools navigate literacy challenges with greater clarity and confidence.
Rather than adding to the noise, our goal is to provide resources that are thoughtful, useful, and worth returning to over time.
Explore the Library
Whether you are looking for guidance, deeper understanding, or practical tools, these resources are intended to support meaningful progress at every stage of the literacy journey.
Tools and Downloads
Helpful resources designed to support clarity, decision making, and meaningful progress.
Recommended Reading
Books have played an important role in shaping our understanding of literacy, learning, and meaningful support.
These are a few of the resources that have influenced our thinking and continue to inform our work.
Overcoming Dyslexia
Sally Shaywitz
A practical and research-based guide to understanding dyslexia and supporting struggling readers.
The Knowledge Gap
Natalie Wexler
Understanding the critical role background knowledge plays in reading comprehension and learning.
Speech to Print
Louisa Moats
Connecting spoken language and written language through the lens of structured literacy.
Shifting the Balance
Jan Burkins and Kari Yates
Bridging reading science and classroom practice in meaningful ways.
Essentials of Assessing, Preventing, and Overcoming Reading Difficulties
David Kilpatrick
Research and practical guidance for understanding and supporting reading difficulties.
The Writing Revolution 2.0
Judith Hochman and Natalie Wexler
Strengthening literacy and thinking through explicit writing instruction.
Articles and Insights
Thoughtful reflections and practical ideas grounded in research and experience.
These articles are intended to bring greater clarity to the literacy journey and to support meaningful conversations among families, educators, and schools.
DYSLEXIA
The Emotional Side of Dyslexia
How Reading Struggles Affect Confidence, Motivation, and Identity
When a child struggles to read, the impact often goes far beyond academics.
Over time, repeated frustration can affect confidence, motivation, and how a child begins to see themselves as a learner.
Understanding the emotional side of dyslexia helps parents support both reading growth and self-belief.
A Growing Library
Meaningful resources are not measured by volume, but by usefulness.
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As we continue to grow, this library will expand with thoughtful tools, practical guidance, and insights intended to support families, educators, and schools.
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Our goal is not simply to provide information, but to help people move forward with greater clarity, confidence, and hope.
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Because understanding is rarely a single moment. It grows over time.
Featured Guide
Start here if you’re trying to understand why your child is struggling with reading.
