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Reconsidering the “School Days” (ages 7-12) of Senior’s 1000 Good Books
What to keep, what to consider tossing, and what to save for later (also, what to add--with links)
The goal of literature at this age—and I think Senior would agree—is the formation of a moral imagination. Literature is meant to broaden, d...
Why Read Thornton Burgess’s Animal Stories?
The good old days, when animal tales for children abounded. “The Adventures of Reddy Fox” by Thornton W. Burgess (1913).
We’ve been listening to Thornton Burgess’s animal tales these last few weeks as the drought ravages Virginia and the e...
Books that form a Moral Imagination
Highlights (and some lowlights) of our pre-k to 3rd grade "curriculum"
My priority is forming a moral imagination, not cramming knowledge or memory drills or making sure boxes get checked. The way I see it, most of the raw facts that they...
The Correspondent: A Post-Christian Novel
I just finished the 2025 novel The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. I very rarely read modern books. Someone gifted it to me on Audible since I’ve been ill and unable to do much other than listen to audiobooks while my husband steers the sh...
What Hannah Coulter Taught me about the Goal of Homeschooling
Poet-Author-Farmer Wendell Berry on his farm in Kentucky.
I am in the business of cultural renewal, not drafting homeschool curricula. But sometimes the two overlap, and since quite a few readers have asked me what curriculum I use and wh...
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Catholic, wife, and mother of 4. PhD in Politics. When I'm not homeschooling, I steal time to write about children’s literature, tradition, culture, and the imagination.
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