I’m excited for the opportunity to give away TWO incredible non-fiction titles by popular author Alton Gansky. A few months ago, I joined a review team for Mr. Gansky’s newest release, 30 Events that Shaped the Church. I’ll tell you my thoughts on that book in just a second, but today, I want to announce that […]
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When I read this book, I knew I needed to share about it. I’d Rather Be Your Mommy is a delightful e-book by Stacy Farrell. It’s a sweet, gentle reminder for your children and yourself that there is no place on earth you’d rather be, no job you’d rather be doing, no earthly treasure more valuable
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I love studying the American Revolution. The story of how a group of colonists stood together and defeated one of the greatest empires the world has ever seen is a miracle that must be remembered, studied, and shared. It’s an integral part of our nation’s legacy, and it’s also the focus of Revolutionary Ideas, a Once-A-Week
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Last week, I promised a special freebie for you and my full review of The Wise Woman Literary Analysis Journal Questions. Nothing we can do can make us Somebody. That was the one theme that left the deepest impression on me as I read The Wise Woman. It’s the story of two little girls, neither
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I have never read a history book like this one. If your child has ever said history is boring, or you are looking for ways to make history alive and relevant to your family’s lives today, I’d love for you to check out the new history curriculum by Amy Puetz and Golden Prairie Press. Who
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Over 100 pages of pure fun on the farm (without the allergies!). Today I had the privilege of reviewing a Farm Unit printable pack by Annette @ In All You Do. Annette has some great printables on her site, and this one is no exception! This pack is perfect for Pre-K through 5th grade.
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I remember the first time I “saw” Bible history in a personal way. My sister and I had traveled to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC. I’ve never been a faithful student of art itself, but the museum draws me back time and again because of the historical artifacts it holds. I’ve walked inside
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Can God See Me? Isn’t that a question each of us asks, whether we are a little one curled up with a parent and a picture book or an adult who wishes they could curl up with a book and escape the questions and demands of life for a while? The latest picture book by
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Philosophy Adventure by Stacy Farrell Home School Adventure Co. In Philosophy Adventure, Stacy Farrell helps us explore the history of ideas. When I first received the textbook and student workbook to review, I was a little nervous. Philosophy? The word brings to mind dusty bookshelves, deep theological texts, and eyes struggling to stay open under
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