Your kid as the hero. In 4 minutes.
No app to download. No reading drills. You build a reader starring your kid, we match every word to where their reading actually is, and you print it at home tonight.
Make a personalised readerBuild their character.
Pick their hair, eyes, skin tone, and glasses or no glasses. No photos, ever. Then answer 2 quick questions about what they can read, and we place them at the right level. Not sure? We start most Year 1 kids in the middle, and you can change it any time.
Pick their adventure.
Dinosaurs to start, with more series on the way. Choose the thing your kid is already obsessed with, and that's half the battle won before they open the book.
We make the reader.
We write a real story using only the sounds your child has been taught, draw your kid into every panel, and letter the speech bubbles, then lay it all out as a print-ready, fold-and-staple PDF.
Print + read.
Print it on your home printer, fold it in half, staple the spine. Hand over a real little book they can hold. No screen, no app, just your kid reading.
Phonics, the way it should have been.
A Page Monsters reader isn’t a fun picture book with random words. The text your child reads is decodable, built only from the letter sounds they’ve actually been taught, in the right order. We map every story to the NSW Literacy Continuum, the same scaffold their school uses, so a teacher could pick it up and know exactly where it sits.
Five levels, in plain English and not jargon
Explorer · Early Kindy
Just learning letter sounds, simple words like “cat” and “sun”.
Adventurer · Mid Kindy
Blends like “stop” and “frog”, with slightly longer sentences.
Hero · Late Kindy
“sh/ch/th” and first vowel teams like “rain” and “boat”.
Champion · Early Year 1
Split spellings, word families and simple endings.
Legend · Late Year 1
Longer, multi-syllable words and trickier patterns.
You never have to know any of this. Answer 2 quick questions in the wizard and we place your kid for you.
One rule we never break: the words are always matched to your child’s level Silly enough that they forget it’s teaching them, rigorous enough that a teacher would nod at it.
Make your first one free.
It takes about 4 minutes and the first one’s free. Worst case, you print a reader your kid likes.
Make a personalised reader