RightBooks4Kids
We are two conservative, homeschooling moms exposing what's wrong with children's literature and promoting alternatives. We discuss education, homeschooling, curriculum, and how it all intersects with politics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 72 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 years ago |
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RightBooks4Kids Weekly Roundup Vo.17
a poem, a startling poll, a book recommendation, and more
It’s less than two weeks until Thanksgiving Day, the last of the autumnal leaves are hanging on the trees, and I am (once again) wondering where the time has escaped to. It makes me...
Windows and Mirrors: Part II
Thank you to Jessi Bridges for this enlightening piece on a notion that has gained a great deal of traction in the children’s literature space. You can followJessiBridges on X and on Instagram. The first part of her piece on Windows and Mir...
RightBooks4Kids Weekly Roundup Vo.16
favorite books, new releases, and another teacher strike
The above photo was circulating “BookTwitter” this week with the following question:
Our favorite Thanksgiving books
the must-haves for the season
The season of Thanksgiving is upon us and while many people choose to skip right over the holiday and start decking the halls, we think there’s a wonderful opportunity to slow down before all of the Christmas...
The Destructive and Pervasive Ideology Undergirding Literary "Windows and Mirrors" in Your Child’s Education
Thank you to Jessi Bridges for this enlightening piece on a notion that has gained a great deal of traction in the children’s literature space. You can follow on X and on Instagram.
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Bethany and Rachel are two conservative homeschool mothers looking to empower parents with resources to educate their children at home.
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