What Makes a “Strong Girl Character”? Thoughts and a Podcast
Does rejecting gender stereotypes mean there are no distinctions between strong girls and strong boys?
Read MoreBack Porch Book Chat: Virginia Lee Rogers (Bookseller and Homeschool Mom)
Back Porch Book Chat is a casual conversation about books on our virtual back porch. Join us!
Read MoreFamily Vacation Book List: Fun for the Whole Family
Going on vacation this summer? What about daily trips to the pool and back? Perhaps you have some summer evenings on the porch planned.Sounds like you need a good family vacation book list! The books below are all excellent choices for some family reading time this summer: enjoyable for a wide variety of ages with…
Read MoreThe Money-Smart Family System by Steve Economides
“Money smarts” begin at home in this family-oriented guide to teaching wise management.
Read MoreSimple Summer Reading Challenge for Tweens and Teens
A simple summer reading challenge for tweens and teens AND their families.
Read MoreSummer Reading Challenge Round-Up
Summer Reading Challenge Round-up: our three most popular programs in one spot.
Read MoreBible Review: NASB Children’s Edition
This brand-new Children’s Edition of the New American Standard Bible is a must-have for NASB users.
Read MoreAnnouncing: The Pilgrim’s Progress Guide from Redeemed Reader!
Order our Pilgrim’s Progress Guide for great resources to use with family, school, or church!
Read MoreAre Graphic Novels “Literature”?
When I was a kid, back in the day, “comic books” did not have a great reputation. In fact, in 1949 a book called Seduction of the Innocent, by psychologist Fredric Wertham, sent a groundswell of concerned parents to their children’s comic stash, looking for hidden (or not-so-hidden) sexual themes and violent content. At best,…
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