The Gundersons at Grace and Truth Books are having a sale on two of my favorite books.
Nobody’s Boy by Hector Malot
Nobody’s Girl by Hector Malot

The Gundersons at Grace and Truth Books are having a sale on two of my favorite books.
Nobody’s Boy by Hector Malot
Nobody’s Girl by Hector Malot
Susan at mamaduso reviews Little Bitty Baby Learns Greek.
Have you seen the new issue of The Old Schoolhouse Magazine? I found the interview with Dianne Craft especially interesting. Mrs. Craft makes a connection between what you eat and serotonin production.
Jill Pettis reviews Little Bitty Baby Learns Hebrew at Praiseworthy Things.
Check out Jay Ryan’s Classical Astronomy blog to see sample topics and illustrations in his upcoming homeschool astronomy curriculum. Here’s a pre-publication review I wrote.
Using strategically placed and innovative illustrations — two or more on nearly every page, abundant quotes from numerous ancient sources (including Biblical), and friendly text, Jay Ryan has taken a [...]
We just finished listening to The Mustang Herder by Max Brand, read by Will Osborne. It’s western fiction along the same lines as Louis L’Amour, and Mr. Osborne’s special style of reading adds considerably to the enjoyment of listening.
Review of My Mommy, My Teacher by Karen W. at Wired Wisdom
I was delighted when I received My Mommy, My Teacher by Johannah Bluedorn — so was my daughter, and she immediately claimed it as her own. The title grabbed her attention right away. “Mommy, this book is about you. You are [...]
Kris at ClassicalEducation4Me and Marsha at DrewsFamilyTx reviewed Little Bitty Baby Learns Greek.
Johannah is working on another alphabet book. Lord willing, it will be published sometime this year.
…. at the Carnivals.
Carnival of Education
Carnival of Homeschooling
Biblical Studies Carnival
Carnival of Children’s Literature
Carnival of the Capitalists
Christian Carnival
Have you seen the new magazine Answers? If you have been a past subscriber to the magazine Creation, you will now receive Answers instead.
There are a few differences between these two magazines, the biggest difference being that Answers has more of a creation-worldview emphasis. In addition, there are more pages, more articles, more news [...]
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