Category: English
Great Books for Great Minds
I’d like to share a small taste of the fruit of all that love of literature with just a few of my top recommendations for each age group.
Poems Every Child Should Know
This is a lovely collection of poetry which includes a wide collection of works for children, teens, and even adults of all ages.
St. Nicholas Magazine published by Homeschooling Teen
St. Nicholas Magazine is published by a homeschooler and features writing and art by other young people!
Royal and Ancient by Amanda Lauer
Royal and Ancient by Amanda Lauer Review: Lauer has done a masterful job of intertwining romance, intrigue, history, and faith into her new epic story….
Falling in Love with Literature
Books can spark our imaginations, take us on adventures, and teach us life lessons. Today, writer and veteran homeschooler Cheri Blomquist is here to talk about Falling in Love with Literature!
New All About Spelling Review Book
If you’ve ever wished for more activities to help your child review the concepts taught in All About Reading or All About Spelling, this book is for you!
Heartwarming Tale: Moon Over Manifest
This Newbery Medal winning novel is a delightful, engaging story. Set during the depression in a small Kansas town, this redemptive tale features a unique cast of characters, witty dialogue, and a young feisty heroine.
Epic Adventure for Kids
This book for older elementary students is filled with quirky characters and brims with beautiful messages about the importance of family, love, and prayer.
Free Reading and Spelling Resources
All About Learning Press (the makers of All About Spelling and All About Reading) has a wonderful collection of free resources on their site.
Touching Tale for Teens
Brave Water is a moving tale about a single day in the life of a teenage girl from a remote African village. This book highlights many difficult topics that, sadly, are daily struggles for many people around the world. This unique story is told through multiple viewpoints, as well as numerous flashbacks, but mainly unfolds from Talitha’s point of view. During her long daily trek to the only freshwater source for her village, Talitha experiences a day that completely alters her life.