Can someone here share Fitzroy Reader Software for kids learning or provide link to download materials?
Good news — you don’t have to pay for it. Fitzroy sells the readers on their site, but Fitzroy’s own India distributor (SAAR Education) mirrors the entire Fitzroy Reader software + books for free, on a plain little page that never shows up in search. Here’s the whole thing 
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The full Fitzroy Reader software, free — the reading program (.exe) + book PDFs (levels 1 through 50) + lesson plans:
→ https://sites.google.com/saareducation.com/fitzroyreaders/resources/downloads
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grab the software directly → https://www.saareducation.com/fitzroy/Fitzroy_A.exe (that’s Readers 1–10; change the A to X / B / Y / C / D / E for the higher sets)
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the Word Skills workbook (PDF) → https://www.saareducation.com/assets/books/16/book_file/16.pdf
Those are Windows .exe files — give them a quick virus-scan before running, as you would any download.
📖 Rather just read on any device (no install)? Flipbook versions
Same stories, open in a browser on a phone/tablet:
├─ Full Fitzroy Reader 1–50 → https://online.fliphtml5.com/nodyj/lmkr/
└─ Readers 1–20 → https://simplebooklet.com/nwefitzroyreaders1to20
📱 The official free app (easiest for a young kid)
Free to install; the first readers are free to try, the full 70-reader library is a paid subscription:
├─ Android → https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fitzroyreaders.book_reader_app
└─ iPhone/iPad → https://apps.apple.com/au/app/phonics-with-fitzroy-readers/id6737047352
(Fitzroy also gives away the answer books at $0 and printable samples on fitzroyreaders.com.)
📺 Free read-aloud videos — a narrator reads each Fitzroy story to your child
├─ Yarra Libraries “Read Along With Fitzroy Readers” — the actual City of Yarra library (Fitzroy’s hometown), authorized → https://www.youtube.com/@yarralibrariesonyoutube
└─ SAAR Books — every Fitzroy story 1–60 read aloud → https://www.youtube.com/@SAARBOOKSPublications
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Same skill, 100% free forever — Fitzroy is really just synthetic phonics (sound out letters → blend → read). These teach the exact same thing, no paywall anywhere, and pair perfectly with the readers above:
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Reading Bear — the closest free “course” feel, narrated, start-to-finish → https://www.readingbear.org/
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Teach Your Monster to Read — a browser game kids beg to play → https://www.teachyourmonster.org/
├─ Starfall — classic letter-sound lessons → https://www.starfall.com/h/ltr-classic/
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Progressive Phonics — free printable reader books → https://progressivephonics.com/
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SPELD SA (100+ free decodable readers) + UFLI Aus decodables → https://www.speldsa.org.au/SPELD-SA-Phonic-Readers-New-Series · https://ufli.education.ufl.edu/foundations/toolbox-aus/
Skip the shadow-library hunt — Fitzroy isn’t on Anna’s Archive / LibGen / archive.org (I checked, it’s genuinely not there). The distributor mirror above is the real free source.
The book has a price tag; the skill it teaches was always free — and here, so is the book.
after installin the software it asks for registration code. Do you have these software registration code?
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