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As I was browsing through the Fall 2026 Harvest House Publishers catalog, one title immediately caught my attention: The Gospel Way Catechism for Kids by Trevin Wax and Thomas West. Out of all the books in the catalog, this was the one I was most excited about. As a mom of five boys, I’m always […]
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When I first heard about The Inspired Homeschool by Jennifer Pepito, I was immediately interested. Over the past year, I’ve begun getting acquainted with Jennifer Pepito’s work through her Restoration Home Podcast and her appearances on Coffee with Carrie, both podcasts I really enjoy. I was immediately drawn to her love for homeschooling and the
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Read my honest America, I’m So Glad You Were Born book review by Ainsley Earhardt. A heartfelt patriotic kids’ book with one homeschool mom’s honest thoughts. This post contains a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for my honest review. All thoughts are my own. As a homeschooling mom and lover of living books,
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A heartfelt review of Daddy, How Much Do You Love Me? by Matt Markins—a tender Christian picture book about fatherhood, God’s love, and meaningful moments with kids. There are some children’s books that feel sweet and enjoyable—and then there are books that quietly catch you off guard and settle somewhere deep in your heart. This
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When I first heard about Raising Gen Alpha by Dave Boden, I was immediately intrigued—and honestly, a big part of that was because of his wife, Leah Boden. As a homeschool mom, Leah’s work has deeply encouraged and inspired me over the years. Modern Miss Mason impacted the way I think about education, atmosphere, and
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There are some books that feel like more than just something you read—they feel like something your child needs. The Amazing Brain Club is one of those books. If you have a child who is constantly moving, imagining, asking questions, starting ten things at once, and feeling everything deeply—you probably already know this: the world
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A Mother’s Education for summer—an intentional, faith-filled approach to growing your heart, mind, and soul while nurturing your children through simple rhythms, books, and nature. What if the most important education happening in your home this summer… isn’t your kids’? What if it’s yours? Not in a back-to-school kind of way, but in a quiet,
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There are some books that feel like more than just pages and pictures—they feel like tools in your hands as a mother. Big Thoughts for Tiny Tots by Jared Kennedy, illustrated by Trish Mahoney, is one of those books. This book was sent to me by New Growth Press. In full transparency, I’ve never disliked
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Have homeschool questions? I’m sharing how we use Gather Round, teach reading, and structure our homeschool days as an eclectic homeschooling family. If there’s one thing I’ve learned since sharing more about our homeschool and our homeschooling journey, it’s that so many of us moms are asking the same homeschool questions. Whether someone is brand
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If you have a child who melts down over getting something “wrong,” who constantly looks around to see if everyone else is happy before they relax, or who seems crushed by even the smallest correction… this book is going to hit home. You Always Belong by Jinger Duggar Vuolo and Jeremy Vuolo is a gentle,
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