
A story-driven digital literacy program that turns reluctant readers into confident storytellers
Explore the World of Reggie Brown Reads
A Story-Driven Literacy Experience for Curious Kids
Reggie Brown Reads is a digital literacy program designed to help educators and homeschool families make reading meaningful, inclusive, and fun.
Inspired by author Kamichi Jackson's book You’re Too Much, Reggie Brown and its engaging characters, RBR combines storytelling, puzzles, and hands-on activities to strengthen reading comprehension, vocabulary, and creative writing skills.
Every resource is designed to spark curiosity, celebrate diversity, and encourage students to think like readers—and writers—one word and story at a time.

How It Works
Each month, our team releases a thoughtfully designed digital bundle that blends reading, writing, and creative thinking into one experience—guided by Reggie Brown and her world.
The content is literacy-themed:
September
Library Card SIGNer-UPpers (in celebration of Library Card Sign-Up Month)
October
The Bookiest Month of the Year (in celebration of National Book Month)
November
The Brown Family Book-A-Thon (in celebration of National Family Literacy Month)
...and more!
Simply purchase access to the month's Reggie Brown Reads Library ($10)
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Access the private Google Drive and download the monthly bundle
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Print and use at your own pace
No logins. No complicated platforms. Just open, print, and go.
Perfect for:
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Homeschool families
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Parents who want more than screen time
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Teachers & community programs

Access the September Library of Resources
Celebrate National Literacy Month, International Literacy Day, Read a Book Day, and Library Card Sign-Up Month with a story-powered collection designed to help children read, write, think, create, and discover the joy of books!
The Reggie Brown Reads September Library brings together:
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original reading passages
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comprehension activities
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creative writing prompts
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bilingual learning
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early literacy resources
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logic challenges
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...and library-themed enrichment
Students will explore the many ways books and libraries help people learn, connect across cultures, and become confident lifelong readers.