Weekly Story Letters for Children in Australia

Epic Letter Club sends children aged 7–12 a six-week story adventure through the post — one personalised letter each week.

Designed to encourage reading confidence through short, manageable reading experiences, the letters are especially popular with reluctant readers and children who feel overwhelmed by large books.

Families across Australia can order all six letters for a one-time price of $79 AUD including postage.

A screen-free reading experience children look forward to

Many parents are searching for ways to reduce screen time without turning reading into another battle.

Epic Letter Club was created to make reading feel:

• exciting

• manageable

• personal

• pressure-free

Each letter arrives addressed directly to the child, creating anticipation and encouraging children to keep following the story week after week.

Designed for children aged 7–12

Epic Letter Club currently includes four story worlds:

• Captain Pong (ages 9–12)

• Finlay Fox (ages 8–11)

• Zig the Whizzbot (ages 7–9)

• Princess Thistle (ages 7–9)

Each series is designed to feel approachable and achievable, helping children build reading confidence gradually over time.

Especially popular with reluctant readers

Some children enjoy stories but feel intimidated by large books.

Others associate reading with pressure or schoolwork.

Epic Letter Club uses the following, to help reading feel enjoyable again:

• shorter reading sessions

• weekly pacing

• humour, adventure, and mystery

• physical post rather than screens

Parents looking for practical reading support may also find our Reading Advice section helpful.

How delivery works in Australia

Australian orders are printed and mailed within the region using local print and postal partners.

Children receive:

• one letter each week

• for six consecutive weeks

The full six-letter adventure costs $79 AUD including postage.

A different way to encourage reading

Epic Letter Club is not designed to replace books.

Instead, it aims to help children:

• reconnect with reading

• build confidence

• enjoy stories again

• experience reading in smaller, more manageable steps

For some children, that gentle approach makes all the difference.