C.S. Lewis once said, “A children's story that can only be enjoyed by children is not a good children's story in the slightest.” Literature that speaks to "the kid at heart" may be marketed to children, but its appeal is often universal.

History need not be taught through history textbooks alone. Literature can provide an engaging and memorable opening to the world of history!

It is especially important for Catholics to have access to wholesome Advent resources to aid us in preparing our souls for the coming of the Lord.

Here is my personal reading list of history books to help you forget about those drab history classes of your childhood and find a true appreciation for the story of human civilization.

This can seem daunting to those of us who did not receive a good classical education ourselves. If you're like me, I offer this teen philosophy reading list as well as a full slate of online philosophy and logic courses from Homeschool Connections to make your homeschooling easier.

Popular book lists for women tend to list lighter fare. I need something that challenges me and fosters my intellectual development.