🎉Join the free "I HATE THIS BOOK!" English Teacher Challenge
 

Join the challenge and bring the book you dread teaching most.

We’ll fix it together. 😎

Your students hate the book.
You secretly hate teaching it.
And somehow… you’re both expected to pretend this is a magical literary experience.
Not anymore.

Welcome to the FREE 5-day challenge for high school English teachers who are tired of:

  • seeing THAT BOOK coming up on the pacing guide and immediately needing emotional support
  •  watching students become elite-level AirPod-hiding specialists during the 45-minute historical context lecture
  • pretending the “engagement strategies” from district PD are definitely going to save this unit

HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:

📍Join the challenge + receive an invite to our Private Facebook Group.
📍Bring the book that destroys your peace.
📍Watch 5 days of live trainings.
📍Download templates + planning tools to use.
📍Yap in daily English teacher discussions + get alllll of the good info/plans from other teachers!

You'll walk away with a plug-and-play 5-day plan for the book currently ruining your peace...

...plus a repeatable framework you can reuse to turn dreaded novel units into ones students talk about in the group chat instead of ChatGPT.

🎉Join the free "I HATE THIS BOOK!" English Teacher Challenge

Inside this FREE Facebook challenge, I’m showing you how to make ANY required text feel:
✔ relevant
✔ discussion-worthy
✔ harder to fake (BYE, ChatGPT!)
✔ naturally connected to writing
✔ and actually engaging for real teenagers

Even if the book was written 400 years ago by a man named William who clearly never met a sophomore.

🎉Join the free "I HATE THIS BOOK!" English Teacher Challenge