ClassWallet
Yes, your ClassWallet funds work at Bookroo.
If your state's education funds live in ClassWallet, you can put them toward Bookroo's award-winning children's book clubs and collections — build your cart, and our snazzy invoice generator turns it into the invoice you submit in ClassWallet. Your program pays Bookroo directly.
ClassWallet at Bookroo, at a glance
Bookroo takes ClassWallet
Create your cart on bookroo.com, then submit our itemized invoice through Pay Vendor.
Nothing out of pocket
With Pay Vendor, your program pays Bookroo directly from the student's account.
Books are covered
Bookroo has wonderful hardcover books to help your student's brain grow.
Invoices in minutes
Itemized, per student, with a statement of educational benefit — free.
How it works
How to pay with ClassWallet
One route, and nothing comes out of your pocket — your program pays Bookroo directly from the student's account.
No money out of pocket
Pay through ClassWallet
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Pick a club or collection, and add it to your cart.
2
Generate the itemized invoice for your cart below — nothing is charged to you.
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Submit it in ClassWallet with Pay Vendor. Your program pays Bookroo directly, and your books start as soon as the payment arrives.
Get your itemized invoice
Build your cart, then paste its checkout link into our snazzy invoice generator — you'll get the documentation ClassWallet asks for, one invoice per student, with a statement of educational benefit for every book.
Rather fill the shelf all at once?
Alongside the clubs, Bookroo's 24-book Home Library Collections put a full shelf of hand-picked hardcovers in one cart — nothing recurring, in Picture Book and Junior Chapter Book editions. Same invoice, same Pay Vendor steps.
Your state's rules
ClassWallet programs with a Bookroo guide
ClassWallet is used by education programs in dozens of states, and each program sets its own rules. These are our step-by-step state guides so far.
Alabama
CHOOSE Act
Curriculum and Supplemental Reading Materials is an approved expense category. Pay through ClassWallet's Pay Vendor — nothing out of pocket.
Read the guide
Arkansas
Education Freedom Account (EFA)
Books are covered under Supplies, the category Arkansas defines as including non-curriculum books. Pay direct through ClassWallet — nothing out of pocket.
Read the guide
New Hampshire
Education Freedom Account (EFA)
Books, workbooks and study materials count as textbooks under New Hampshire's program. Pay through ClassWallet's Pay Vendor — nothing out of pocket.
Read the guide
South Carolina
Education Scholarship Trust Fund (ESTF)
Reading Books is its own approved expense category — fiction and non-fiction literature, no published cap. Pay through ClassWallet — nothing out of pocket.
Read the guide
Funds on Odyssey instead? See the Odyssey Marketplace guide.
Award-Winning Kids Book Clubs
Why Bookroo
We read every book before it goes in a box.
Not a summary, not a review — the actual book.
We're looking for stories with heart and imagination, the kind kids ask to read again and parents don't dread at bedtime. Natural diversity, yes. Titles that prioritize an agenda over storytelling, no. Our goal has never been complicated: send books kids love and parents trust.
That's the part nobody can outsource. Plenty of places will ship you books. Knowing what's inside them, and deciding a nine-year-old should read this one and not that one, is the actual work — and it's why families stay with us for years rather than months.
Every book is hardcover, and every book is part of a custom collection with uniform height and coordinated spines — so what accumulates on your shelf looks like a library, not a pile.
And none of it gets used up. A workbook gets filled in; a book gets read again, handed to a younger sibling, and is still on the shelf years from now.
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