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Thank you for visiting our growing collection of reviews of homes educating books and curriculum resources. Reviews, or links to reviews are welcome: please email them to Beverley.
- Five In A Row - Guided Literature Based Unit Studies
- The Call To Brilliance by Resa Steindel Brown
- Grammar Made Easy A guide for parents and teachers
by Barbara Dykes
- Nurture By Nature by Paul D. Tieger, Barbara Barron-Tieger reviewed by Kelly
- Home Schooling Reflections - letters to Mona: a written conversation covering over two decades of school at home for a family with five children by Connie Colten reviewed by Beverley Paine
- The Drawing Breakthrough Book A Shortcut to Artistic Excellence by John Hastings reviewed by Beverley Paine
- Trust the Children, Anna Kealoha, reviewed by Beverley Paine
- The Homeschooling Journey - A Trail of Faith, Michele Hastings, reviewed by Leonie Westenberg
- Why do you want to Homeschool? The Essential Australian Guide
- Self University, Charles Hayes, Review by Grace Chapman
- Challenging Assumptions, Wendy Priesnitz, Review by Beverley Paine
- Creating Learning Communities, Ron MIller, Review by Beverley Paine
- Do We Really Need Schools?

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