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Famous Dyslexics: Kirstie Allsop

British TV presenter Kirstie Allsop is perhaps best known for hosting property and home development shows for the network Channel 4 such as Location, Location, Location and Relocation, Relocation. And she has dyslexia. Allsop’s official title is “The...

Easyread has been a part of our lives.

Beautiful message from the father of a 7-year-old Easyreader. We love watching kids’ lives turned around! “I’m A’s father and I just wanted to say how touched I was by your final ‘end of course’ message today. Easyread has been a...

Dealing with Dyslexia at University

Easyread mainly focuses on helping children in primary and secondary education reverse their reading difficulties. But there are people with dyslexia (or reading difficulties not due to any intellectual disability) of all age groups. One of the most difficult stages...

Famous Dyslexics: Darcey Bussell

Darcey Bussell, CBE, is best known for her two decade-long tenure as the leading lady of British ballet. More recently she joined the judging panel of Strictly Come Dancing. And she is dyslexic. From a young age, school was a nightmare for Darcey. Dyslexia made...

Famous Dyslexics: Billy Bob Thornton

Actor, screenwriter, director and musician Billy Bob Thornton has created many award-winning independent films over the last two decades. He is known in the industry for his ability to write compelling stories and dialogue — which is interesting, considering...

Easyread in Moscow!

Since its creation in the early 2000s, Easyread has been traveling the world. Everywhere that there are children struggling to read and spell in English, Easyread aims to be the primary research-based solution. We are currently helping kids in over 30 countries around...

New Short Documentary Features Easyread’s David Morgan!

Around the English-speaking world, 1 in 5 children cannot pass a basic reading test at the age of 11.  Too many children fall through the cracks with literacy and it can have catastrophic effects on their lives, unless the right help is available to them. The Easyread...

You might like to see this…

Hi Easyread Team, I thought you might like to see this! H has finally picked up a book of her own accord and is READING! Not only is she reading, but she’s understanding what she’s reading and enjoying it! And, as if this could get any better, this is the...

Famous Dyslexics: Joss Stone

Joss Stone is a British singer whose powerful voice has been compared to Aretha Franklin. Her debut album – released when she was just 15 – went multi-platinum and launched her international career. And she has dyslexia. Stone grew up in Kent and Devon in...

The Meaning of “Dyslexia”

There is a brave man in Durham. He is called Professor Elliot and he has suggested the term dyslexia is a waste of time: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2567690/Dyslexia-meaningless-label-used-middle-class-parents-claims-Professor-Julian-Elliot.html There is...

Happy with Easyread

I am happy with Easyread so far. I feel C is making slow steady progress. He is happy to come and do Easyread. The short lessons and the prizes keep C motivated. C continues to reread each line of the story until it is fluent.

Famous Dyslexics: Fashion Designer Paul Smith

UK fashion designer and style icon Paul Smith has been at the forefront of British menswear for three decades. And he has dyslexia. Smith fell into design quite by accident. After years of struggle he left school at age 15 with no qualifications to carry forward....

Easyread in the Land of Narnia!

Easyread parent Chris in China has recently launched an English language school with a C.S Lewis Narnia theme. Easyread has its own special room and is being used for younger learners who are just starting out with English. Learners then move up to different units...

What Should My Child Read?

Here at Easyread, people often ask us what books we would recommend for a new reader. Normally we just mention what seems to be trending right now, along with the requisite library visit recommendation! But here is a link to something quite different, that you may not...