Sebastian was SO excited to read a “story” yesterday. He has a younger brother who is reading stories every day, so he has been waiting to be able to read one himself.

Then today he told me, “Mom, this is a great program. I’m really becoming a good speller. The finger spelling works great! I’m so excited. I can’t wait to read another story.”

He’s quite a talker, so this is a paraphrased version, trying to show how happy he is with this program, how confident he’s becoming, and that he ‘s now ENJOYING working on reading.

Thank you again for all of your help, and for this wonderful system that moms and dads can pick up and give as a gift to their children.

Barton is absolutely wonderful! I first became aware of it with my friends daughter who is profoundly dyslexic. They home schooled and tried practically everything out there, in 5th grade she could barely read. Once she started Barton she began to read. She went through all 10 levels and took 4.5 years.

My daughter started when she turned 6, is severely dyslexic and had to have LiPS first for 4 months prior to starting Barton. 16 months later she is now on level 4 lesson 4 (this includes the LiPS) and doing fabulous!

My son, who is 12 and mild to moderate, is in the middle of lesson 4 and he uses what he has learned can now figure out unknown words.

I posted prior to this my own experience as an adult using Barton.

Barton is worth every penny and then some whether it’s through a tutor using it or you tutoring your own child.

My husband and I are truly amazed by the progress our 9-year-old son has made. In the past 13 months, he has gone from not being able to read to not being able to put books down.

He is reading “Animorphs” at the moment, and he likes to read out loud to me on short drives. Recently he said to me, “I’m your live audio book!”