Cradle of Liberty is a free eBook that makes a perfect addition to our 4th of July Holiday Helps!
The Twenty-One Balloons ~ Review
The Twenty-One Balloons is fantasy-adventure story to be enjoyed by young and old alike.
Our Common Insects ~ Free eBook
Our Common Insects: Develop thinking skills by reading, recording, drawing, illustrating, and discovering everything about the creepy crawlies in the backyard!
Migration of Birds ~ Free eBook
Migration of Birds is a free but complete text on the topic of bird migration.
How Children Learn by John Holt ~ Review
Holt was obviously a very gifted individual. His principles will work very well for gifted children. Other children, for one reason or another, will need some hand holding to move toward using their skills and learning all of the time.
Chronological Study Bible ~ 70% Off
For those studying history chronologically, a chronological Bible is an incredible resource for studying Bible history right along with secular history. The Thomas Nelson NKJV Chronological Study Bible is currently available for $14.99 on Kindle (print edition is normally $49.99). The Bible can be read on any device or computer using the Kindle app. The […]
A Text-Book Of Entomology ~ Free
Free Text-Book of Entomology written by a former professor of zoology who loves his subject!
Orphan Trains ~ Free eBook With Go-Along Resources
A warm read, and introductory look at the efforts of those trying to help the orphaned children in the big cities of America.
The Complete Book of Birdhouse Construction
The Complete Book of Birdhouse Construction is an inexpensive book that provides detailed instructions for building quality birdhouses.
First Studies of Plant Life ~ Free eBook
First Studies of Plant Life is an illustrated guide to experimenting with plants. A perfect complement to our free nature study series!
Benjamin West and His Cat Grimalkin ~ Review
Benjamin West and His Cat Grimalkin is a fun read-aloud by favorite author Marguerite Henry.
In Grandma’s Attic ~ Review
In Grandma’s Attic is a series of books by Arleta Richardson that touch base with life in the 19th century.
