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VIRTUAL BOOK RELEASE PARTY November 16th, 2011

HomeschoolLiterature.com is excited to host it’s first ever…

Nov 16th VIRTUAL BOOK RELEASE PARTY !!

We’re so excited to be one of the first websites to introduce you to two terrific new books featuring homeschoolers as the main characters: Fractured Fate by Caja Coyote and The Howling Vowels by Leslie Schultz . Thanks so much for stopping by our Virtual Book Release Party at HomeschoolLiterature.com. And if you are one of the first fifty visitors to drop in on the party and sign up, you will automatically receive a free Kindle copy of Wright on Time, Book 1: Arizona by Lisa Cottrell-Bentley

HomeSchool Book Club Party!

HomeSchool Book Club Party!

Literature about Homeschoolers… It’s about time! June 20th, 2010

I just found an amazing site that is being developed: HomeschoolLiterature.com.   It’s dedicated to creating a directory of books about homeschoolers. Here’s what I think is so interesting, it’s not about books about how to homeschool, it’s a directory of literature (short stories and novels, maybe poems) in which homeschoolers are key characters.

Don’t you want your kids having these books on their reading lists?  Please pass it on, the site is new and still being developed. I know they need help finding all the books and getting them reviewed. They are also building lesson plans to help study them.  Here’s a list of what they’ve found so far:

Addie McCormick and the Computer Pirate (Addie Mccormick Adventures, Book 6) by Leanne Lucas

A Great Training Video for Parents March 25th, 2010

A site that many homeschool parents, who like web-based resources, has discovered as the best way to deal with spelling time is SpellingCity.com.   It’s free (mostly, there is a premium membership), full of useful activities and games, and has some great lists. I’ve been thinking of building a lot more literature based word lists.