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My book club’s 2024 reading list
I just started a new book club a couple months ago, and our books have been so great that I thought I’d share our selections here. Read along with us! (This post earns commission on links.) April: People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks. An ancient manuscripts conservator is called to Sarajevo shortly after the Read more
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Boost math skills with this creative workbook
Contains affiliate links. But this is not a sponsored post, just my honest opinion! If your student needs a little extra help in math, or if they just love math so much that they want some extra math challenges (yes, those kids do exist!) then you’ll want to check out this math workbook for kids. Read more
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Our study guide for A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
I’ll admit, I was a little wary of the idea of doing a study guide for A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens with my kids. Yeah, yeah…it’s Dickens. It’s a classic. There’s a million adaptations. Even a Muppets version, after all. But then I went back and re-read the short story as an adult, and Read more
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The Weary World Rejoices: our new advent devotional has just released
We started this site shortly before the Covid lockdown, and that Christmas I shared daily advent readings on our Instagram account. I’ve gone back to those readings over and over for the past three years, and I’ve finally collected them into a print book. So, without further ado, may I present: The Weary World Rejoices: Read more
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Amazon Prime Deals on stuff you actually use
From school supplies to early Christmas shopping to great deals on some of our favorite tech, we’ve got 25 great Prime Day deals here. Because really, who can buy 150 deals on Amazon today anyway? Basic Homeschool Supplies Dry Erase Markers | 61% off (12 pack for $11) My favorite highlighters that have lasted over a year | Read more
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The Bridge of San Luis Rey: a free high school literature study guide
This is a free The Bridge of San Luis Rey study guide, designed to be used over four weeks in a homeschool co-op or tutorial. I first read Thornton Wilder’s The Bridge of San Luis Rey in high school, and his beautiful, heady, aphoristic writing has stayed with me ever since. It is the story Read more
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