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Reading
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Favorite Read Alouds From 2022
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In years past, this annual read-aloud round-up consisted of the top books we enjoyed together from the previous twelve months. However, this...
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What We're Reading in November 2022
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Last month at my book club, I was handed a title that I knew nothing about. Since I'm not in charge of choosing our monthly selections, ...
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How to Host a Book Club for Reader-ly Tweens & Teens
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In the last few years, I've noticed a trend on Instagram. My feed has been flooded with wonderfully curated pictures of poetry tea times...
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12 Clean New-ish Novels for Middle Schoolers
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There's an unwritten rule imposed upon homeschool families that would have us all believing new novels are bad. Always. We're suppos...
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Top Literature Guides for Homeschoolers
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According to the Pew Research Center , the number of kids who are reading just for fun is at the lowest it's been since 1984. Kids aren...
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Favorite Read Alouds from 2021
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At the close of every calendar year, usually on some cold December afternoon, I pull out my running list of "Books We've Read Toget...
What We're Reading in October 2021
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Libby has been a kind companion to me this past month. Even during a rather busy season, I've been able to slam through a handful of tit...
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A Christian Mom's Guide to Choosing Clean Books for Kids
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Since they were very little, I’ve always allowed my kids to select picture books at the public library. Before checking them out, I quickly ...
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What We're Reading in September 2021
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This past Thursday, I hosted the first meeting of the year for my son's tween/teen book club. Since there are six new members, we used q...
Homeschool Moms, Beware the YA Book Shelves {with a few exceptions}
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(This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for full details.) I picked up Tweet Cute from the library several we...
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What We're Reading in March 2021
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Since the moment I was old enough to stumble my way through the one-vowel words of a Dick and Jane classic, I've been told never to judg...
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What We're Reading in February 2021
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This past weekend while speaking at the annual North Dakota Homeschool Association conference, I received a lovely card from Wendy, a long-t...
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What We're Reading in January 2021
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We're now deep into the first month of the new year and while my kids and I have started many books these past few weeks, we haven't...
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Favorite Read Alouds from 2020
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Our read-aloud time in 2020 was bittersweet. We read so many great books and made so many literary memories together, but we made most of th...
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The 10 Best Books I Read in 2020
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I probably don't need to tell you that 2020 was a weird year. Like the rest of the world, I had to forfeit many plans. My calendar was c...
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What We're Reading in December 2020
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I've hit the reading lottery this month! At the end of November, I chose to start two books written by new-to-me authors--one fiction an...
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15 Clean Chapter Book Series Young Boys Will Love
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Not all fiction books are created equal. Granted, they all tell stories, but those stories are often written for different purposes and with...
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What We're Reading in October 2020
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The other day, my youngest three sons asked if they could have a later bedtime in order that they could stay up to read. Of course, I let th...
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What We're Reading in September 2020
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All good things must come to an end. Or at least that's what I've been told. After 16 years of sitting by my side for our daily read...
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40+ MUST READ Books for Christian Teen Boys
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High school is a time when the loose opinions of childhood begin to solidify. It's a time when many Christian teens begin to stand on th...
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