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Interactive Reading & Storytelling Classes for Kids

byAvid Readers ClubOnline sessionsStarts from500 Per Child per EventView full gallery

From small-group online reading cohorts to hands-on author workshops, we help kids discover the joy of books. Let’s swap endless scrolling for stories that stick.

This is a glimpse into one of our live online reading sessions. You can see the kids are fully engaged, sharing their thoughts, and exploring the story together on screen. My goal is to make these sessions so interactive that children forget they are in a class and just feel like they are talking about a great book with friends.

We love bringing stories to life with special in-person events. Here, we had author and chef Sadaf Hussain for a reading of his book, followed by a hands-on carrot soup making workshop. It’s this blend of reading and creative, real-world activities that makes learning with us a memorable adventure.

To give you an idea of the stories we explore, we recently dove into the classic "Because of Winn-Dixie". I choose books that are not only fun and poignant but also spark important conversations about friendship, acceptance, and discovery.

This poster for our "The Carrot Soup" event shows how we structure our special workshops. We combine storytelling directly from the author with a unique activity like flameless cooking, and every child gets to take home an autographed copy of the book.

I am incredibly proud to see our members blossom into writers themselves. This is Aadya Aggarwal, a 16-year-old student, at the launch of her own short story collection, an event we were thrilled to host. It shows what a love for reading can inspire.

Being part of the larger literary world helps me bring the best to our club. Here I am moderating a panel discussion at the New Delhi World Book Fair on writing for children. This involvement keeps me connected to the best authors and trends in children's literature.

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We keep our online cohorts small—between 5 to 10 children—so every child gets plenty of time to read aloud and participate. Instead of passive listening, we turn your child into a 'word detective' during class, identifying new vocabulary and discussing the story as we go. It is about building confidence through voice and connection, rather than just finishing a book.

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