Your Kids and Your Books: Do They Match?
Your Kids and Your Books. Did I mean Your Kids and Their Books? That would be a valuable topic as well—a topic I’ve covered before, and will probably cover again.…
Read moreMy Reading Goals in Retrospect
My reading goals in retrospect. Do you like to hear the end of a story? I don’t mean a storybook story—I take it for granted, if the story is well-written,…
Read moreNellie’s Christmas Letter: A FREE Christmas Story
What would you do if you opened a long-awaited envelope to discover nothing but a blank sheet of paper? Nellie’s Christmas Letter by Emily Elizabeth Steele Elliott hinges on just…
Read moreDon’t Waste the Holidays: Reading Aloud to Your Children
Are you planning on reading aloud to your children over the Christmas holidays? Holidays are a break from regular school, but do they have to be a break from education?…
Read moreSheep Among Wolves Publishing: Who We Are and Why We’re Here
Sheep Among Wolves Publishing will celebrate an anniversary this week. Most North Americans are familiar with the concept of a golden anniversary, (marking fifty years). A somewhat less publicized event…
Read moreThankful for the Legacy of Books
Do we value the legacy of books—the wealth of Christian reading material to which we have access today? Just how high does it rank on our list of blessings? We…
Read moreThe World Needs Good and Great Poets
A number of years ago I bought one of my family members (an avid lover of good and great poems) two beautiful old volumes of classic poetry. They were the…
Read moreBuilding Good and Great Homeschools
Do you want to build a good and great homeschool, but aren’t quite sure where to start? Statistics reveal that there are over two million homeschooled students in the United…
Read moreHow Do You Recognize Good and Great Poetry?
How do you recognize good and great poetry? August is the time of year for asking educational questions in North America. Depending on which state/province you live in, this month…
Read moreWhere Do You Look for Good and Great Books?
Where do you look for good and great books? Have you ever heard a statistic to the effect that ninety-three percent of the time, we fail to take the best…
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