Georgia Promise Scholarship
The Georgia Promise Scholarship can be used for Bookroo's hand-picked 24-book hardcover Home Library Collections for Kindergarten through 5th grade. Order right on the Odyssey Marketplace, paid from your student's Promise account — nothing out of pocket, and shipping is included.
Georgia Promise at a glance
Bookroo is approved for Georgia Promise
All four Home Library Collections are live, approved listings in the Marketplace — search Bookroo and see for yourself.
Books have their own categories
Fiction Books – Grades K-2 and Fiction Books – Grades 3-5. Bookroo's collections are approved in both.
Nothing out of pocket
Odyssey pays Bookroo straight from your student's Promise account, and shipping is included in the price.
A real year-end deadline
Up to 50% of an unused balance carries into next year — the rest doesn't. Books are the easiest thing to turn a balance into.
How it works
Everything happens inside the Odyssey Marketplace, and nothing comes out of your pocket. Orders are immediate — no approval wait, no receipts to submit.
About two minutes
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Log in to your Odyssey parent portal and select your student.
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Open the Marketplace and search for "Bookroo." Search by name rather than browsing by grade — the Chapter Book collections suit readers from 1st grade up, but they're filed under the Grades 3-5 shelf, so browsing can hide them. All four collections appear.
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Choose your collection and edition, add it to your cart, and assign each item to the right student. Every purchase draws from that child's account.
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Confirm your delivery address and submit. Odyssey pays Bookroo directly — you'll get a confirmation email now and tracking when your books ship.
Good to know
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Buy through the Marketplace, not our website. Georgia only funds purchases made inside it, so a collection bought on our site would be money you've spent yourself.
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Odyssey pulls your delivery address from your application — to change it, contact Odyssey Support through your parent portal before ordering.
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If a collection turns out to be the wrong level, email support@bookroo.com and we'll sort it out — just mention you ordered through Odyssey.
New to Odyssey? See our Odyssey guide, or browse all state programs.
Two collections, each built for a stage of reading. Pick by grade — or by where your reader actually is, which you know better than any chart.
Kindergarten – 1st Grade · Ages 5–6
Twenty-four hand-selected hardcover picture books, all at once. Built for read-alouds and brand-new readers — listening comprehension, print awareness, and a vocabulary that grows every night.
24 hardcovers · one purchase · shipping included
Pastel and Rainbow editions · listed under Fiction Books – Grades K-2
Shop on the Marketplace1st – 5th Grade · Ages 7–10
Twenty-four hardcover chapter books, all at once. For readers making the leap to reading on their own — fluency, stamina, and the confidence that comes from finishing a real book.
24 hardcovers · one purchase · shipping included
Pastel and Rainbow editions · listed under Fiction Books – Grades 3-5
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Pick by stage
Picture books for Kindergarten and 1st grade; chapter books for 1st through 5th. If your reader is between the two, size up — a slightly harder book read together does more than an easy one read alone.
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Two editions each
Pastel and Rainbow are two different libraries — different titles in each, chosen the same way. A family that wants a bigger shelf can take both: forty-eight hardcovers, no repeats.
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One account per reader
Promise funds are awarded per student, so a second reader is a second balance, not a second line in the same budget. In your cart, assign each collection to the right child — each purchase draws from that child's own account.
Half of what you don't spend doesn't carry over.
Georgia lets you carry up to 50% of an unused Promise balance into next year — the rest doesn't come with you. Books are the easiest thing on the Marketplace to turn a balance into: one purchase, no approval wait, nothing to renew.
Why Bookroo
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.
Good to know
Twenty-four hardcover books, read cover to cover before they were chosen — paid for with funds already sitting in your student's account. Books that arrive in September get read all year; books that arrive in May get read in May.
Find your child's collection