How Our Book Bag System Works in 3 Easy Steps

06.04.2025 Resources

Inside the Classic Red Book Bag Program

At Raising a Reader, we make it easy for families to build joyful reading routines at home. Our Classic Red Book Bag Program is simple, effective, and proven to support early literacy. Here’s how it works:

1. Take Home a Red Book Bag

Each week, children bring home a bright red book bag filled with high-quality, award-winning books. Every title is carefully chosen to spark curiosity and connection.

2.  Read Together at Home

Families read together throughout the week—no pressure, just joy. We provide simple tips to help caregivers turn storytime into quality time. Connections matter!

3. Return and Repeat

Children return their bag and receive a new one the next week. This weekly exchange keeps reading fresh and builds consistent reading routines that stick.

With every book bag, we’re helping families create a love of reading that lasts a lifetime.

 Learn more about the Classic Red Book Bag Program

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