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Sarah Neiman's avatar

Thanks for a great list- I’ve read a few but will add lots to my list. Have you read the Brave Learner- it is a little like Wild and Free, I feel so encouraged after reading it

Dr. Claire Honeycutt🕊️❤️'s avatar

Thanks for your comment! I haven't specifically read Brave Learner but I've listened to Julie talk many times. I'll have to add that book to my list - thank YOU for the suggestion.

Tanya Gunderson's avatar

Excellent list! I have so many books that I want to read. Wish they were all audio 😜

Dr. Claire Honeycutt🕊️❤️'s avatar

I joined EverAnd a while ago - they have a lot of book on audio. It’s paid, but relatively inexpensive. Listening to books while doing everythign I need to around the house is how I manage to “read” most days

Shadow Rebbe's avatar

One of the most formative books for me was "Teaching as a Subversive Activity" by Postman and Weingartner. If you haven't read it, I'd suggest it- though it is aimed more for school reform than for homeschooling.

Dr. Claire Honeycutt🕊️❤️'s avatar

Thank you! It's in my reading cue as of today!

Liel Wills's avatar

I’ve read/listened to the middle 2 books. Gonna find the other 2 🫰🏼thanks! Xx

Jenna Michael's avatar

Amazing list! I might add The Read-Aloud Family or Rethinking School!

DrCJ - Tiny Brains Expert's avatar

Great recommendations and very motivated to get the books thanks to your enthusiasm and passion for them 🤩