Are you ready to start reading more for yourself? I’m thinking on this theme quite a bit this week, because this is one big change I’d like to make in 2015. Somehow, I’ve gotten away from reading for my own edification. And that means it is time for me to find some books that will motivate me to read.
This is a list of encouraging books I’ve found for homeschool moms which I’m putting on my list. Plus, most of these books can be borrowed for Kindle for free if you have Amazon Prime. And if you don’t, they can be purchased pretty cheaply too!
Books to Encourage Homeschool Moms for 2015
Called Home: Finding Joy in Letting God Lead Your Homeschool by Karen Debuss
Don’t Waste Your Time Homeschooling: 72 Things I Wish I’d Known by Traci Matt
Teaching from Rest: A Homeschooler’s Guide to Unshakable Peace by Sarah Mackenzie
Homeschooling Boys – Gaining Maximum Success from Minimum Cooperation by Tina Razzell
Grace for the Homeschool Mom by Tamara L. Chilver
Homeschooling for the Smart, Energetic, and Easily Bored: Hands-on Learning Methods for Your Gifted, ADHD, or Just Plain Wiggly Child by Carolyn Woods
Secrets of a Successful Homeschool Mom: A Manifesto of Freedom and Joy in Home Learning by Jamie C. Martin
No Sweat Home Schooling – The Low Stress Way To Teach Your Kids (Home Teaching and Unschooling) by Kelly Wallace
NIV Homeschool Mom’s Bible: Daily Personal Encouragement by Janet Tatman
How to Home School Your Child Without Going Crazy by Beth Jones
All of these books can be purchased or borrowed for your Kindle to make reading super portable!
Amy, thank you so much for including me on this stellar list. I am always so pleased when my ramblings can courage another homeschooler. I also highly recommend Beth Jones. She is a homeschool graduate who now teaches her own boys, and she has a wonderful gift of encouragement.
I was actually going to look into a few, but thanks for some more ideas! I am finding reading helps me in the long run. 🙂
The link to the book about teaching from rest is not working.
Thanks for letting me know. I’ve fixed it for you.