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Knock, knock.
Who’s there?
Boo! Another installment of Spooky Short Stories.
If you’re arriving fashionably late, catch up on Part 1 (what a short story is), Part 2 (plotline), Part 3 (characterization), Part 4 (setting as a character),...
If you’re just joining us for spooky September, pull up a chair, get cozy, and catch up on Part 1 (what a short story is), Part 2 (plotline), Part 3 (characterization), and Part 4 (setting as a character).
What Is a Narrator, Really?
Befo...
If you’re just joining me for spooky stories, you’re not too late.
Catch up on Part 1 (what a short story is), Part 2 (plotline), and Part 3 (characterization) before diving into this one. So far, we’ve talked about characters as people,...
Do your children beg you for spooky stuff this time of year?
Are you struggling to teach both the classics and standard literary devices?
Short stories may be your answer.
If you haven’t read Part 1 (what a short story is) or Part 2 (...
If you haven’t read Part 1 of this series, start here.
It lays out the full 10-lesson framework, plus the whiteboard trick I use for comparing short stories to novellas and novels, as well as Poe’s Unity of Effect.
Once your child has a...
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I’m a homeschool mom who’s as candid about her own plot twists as she is about the ones in classic literature. I teach Frankenstein and Poe, and argue that raising kids at your own kitchen table is radical—not a consolation prize, but a calling.
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