Learn the homeschooling secrets of 62 long-time veterans who know what it takes to succeed! This encouraging collection of insights addresses all your questions and frustrations---including some you may not have thought of yet! Contributors include Michael and Susan Card, Steve and Jane Lambert, Karen Andreola, and many more. 225 pages, softcover from Emerald Books.
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Reviewed by Lucy Melby (Newport, NC), May 24, 2008
Every homeschool parent should read this book. It has answered all of my general questions, inspired me, given me peace and transformed my mind. I am so impressed by the fact that all of these authors have come to the same opinion on so many foundational principles. Every article taught me something that I did not know or cleared up foggy topics. I taught in the public school for eight years so I had many preconceived ideas that I desperately needed to revisit. Thank you to the authors for saving me a lot of time, money and frustration in my own homeschool experience.
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Reviewed by Mary (Waldorf, MD), July 22, 2006
This book is so refreshing and better than any 'how-to' book on homeschooling you could ever read. After reading this book, I was able to relax and enjoy teaching my children. During difficult times as a homeschooling mom, the Lord has frequently laid on my mind encouragement I received from this book; it really helped me to see what is truly important as I seek to raise children who love the Lord.
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Reviewed by Terri Sue Taylor (Waynesboro, PA), December 10, 2001
I wish I'd known about this book when I began homeschooling, though I'm extremely glad I found it and read it now. After 10 years of homeschooling, there is still much to learn. What an inspiring read!
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Reviewed by Heidi Sousa (Menifee, CA), March 27, 2001
This is a wonderful, light, inspirational book that I'm reading over again because it gave me such down to earth perspective. I especially liked the format, one homeschool family's story at a time. You can pick it up like Reader's Digest and read one meaningful "article" at a time!
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