A Living Schoolroom
Hannah ElizabethA bookish newsletter written by a homeschool mom who loves finding the humor in great literature. Book recommendations, voting tournaments, and literary fun.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 41 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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In Which I Read Harry Potter for the First Time (Order of the Phoenix: Part 1)
Welcome back to my completely unspoiled first-time reading of the Harry Potter series! As I read each book, I am writing here my immediate reactions and thoughts, chapter by chapter. After I finish this book, I will publish this post, leavi...
10 Read-Aloud and Movie Pairings for Families
Over the past couple years, my daughters and I have developed a habit of watching a movie adaptation together whenever we finish a read-aloud that has a good one. It’s fun to discuss with them the similarities and differences between the bo...
Which Shakespeare Play to Read Based on Your Favorite American Girl
It’s time for some literary matchmaking! Which play by the Bard should you read next, based on your favorite American Girl?
If your favorite is…
Felicity
Read: Richard III
“A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse!” While it sounds...
In Which I Read Harry Potter for the First Time (Goblet of Fire: Part 2)
Welcome back to my completely unspoiled first-time reading of the Harry Potter series! As I read each book, I am writing here my immediate reactions and thoughts, chapter by chapter. After I finish this book, I will publish this post, leavi...
In Which I Read Harry Potter for the First Time (Goblet of Fire: Part 1)
Welcome back to my completely unspoiled first-time reading of the Harry Potter series, continuing this week with Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire!
As I read each book, I am writing here my immediate reactions and thoughts, chapter by ch...
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Homeschool mom and curator of a living schoolroom. Voting tournaments, book recs, and literary fun. "That Wodehouse chick"
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