Homeschool graduate Joel Schaludt writes under the name Ransom Grey. His novel “When Stars Go Out” is now available in bookstores and online.
Homeschooler’s Novel a Double Triumph
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Lightning Speech: Immerse Yourself in Great Oratory
Lightning Speech is a one semester high school speech course for homeschoolers.
The Ultimate Arsenal: 60 Iconic Fictional Weapons [Infographic]
What are your favorite fictional weapons?
Strange Habits of Famous Writers
Here is an infographic about the strange habits of 20 famous writers!
Plan Your Own Swallows and Amazons Adventure
Find out how you can cast off into your very own Swallows & Amazons adventure!
Stephen King in Film: Hits and Misses
No author has seen his work made into more movies than Stephen King, but was every movie a success?
Erin Forbes: Teen Author Launches Second YA Novel
Erin Forbes, a homeschooling teen author, has published her second novel!
American History for Teens – Best Young Adult Historical Fiction Books
Young adult historical fiction books are both entertaining and educational.
Madelyne Brown: Books for Zamar
Hey friends! If you would like to be part of a great opportunity to invest in the lives of kids in India by supplying books for their school library, please check this out!
5 Recommended Books for Senior High School History Curriculum
Alifia describes five unique books that will challenge your perspective on history.
The Aroma of Old Books
Love for the old book smell is so universal that you can actually buy the fragrance! Learn the science behind the odor of old books.
4 Pros of E-Books Every Homeschooling Teen Should Know
Empower your reading and study skills with e-books.
Storytelling Quotes from Great Writers
If you are searching for inspiration or are simply having a writer’s block, you can get the necessary motivation to continue with your work from great authors.
Choosing Books: Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
A dystopian novel that depicts a society in which life has become empty and devoid of meaning.
C.J. Darlington: Homeschool Graduate and Award-Winning Christian Novelist
“If it weren’t for homeschooling, I wouldn’t be where I am today,” says C.J.
Bring Hope And Inspiration To The Country Of Cameroon Through Books!
Join me and my missionary friends to send books to Africa.
Sci-Fi Library: a Foundation for Your High School Literature Study
The Sci-Fi Library app is a hassle-free way to start or build your own handheld Science Fiction library.
The Good, the Bad, the Reading
By Nick Maker We the people of this earth have always progressed so much in our history by inventing, exploring, researching, and how does it all start? In mankind we study our language first, the sound we hear, and the letters we invent to see. That’s how we made the greatest invention that […]
Why Us?
Laughter, Tears, and Our Teen Years, by McKennaugh Last week, we were birthday shopping for my Dad and we wandered into Barnes and Noble in hopes to find a good Dutch Oven (you know, those big cast iron pots to go over the fire) cookbook. Well, Mom and I together in a bookstore is slightly […]
Librarian
Librarians like to read, do research, and find facts. They usually spend a lot of time at a desk or computer. Librarians organize information and help people look for books, magazines, and other resources. They arrange the books and other items so people can find them easily. Some librarians keep records, develop databases, and supervise […]
Free eBook Collections
Summer’s here and that’s always a good time to catch up on your reading. Have you read all of the classics? Pride and Prejudice, Jane Eyre, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, War and Peace – just to name a few! Many of these classics are available free to download from […]
Books for Summer
College Bound Reading List Books for Summer Relax and be inspired with these books about sailing and the sea, nature, travel, adventure, and more. Dana, Richard Henry. Two Years Before the Mast. (A detailed autobiographical account of a two-year trip out of Boston and around Cape Horn to California circa 1834. For an extra touch […]
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