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  <title>Theories and advice</title>
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   <title>Book recommendations</title>
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   <description><![CDATA[I have three that I go back to regularly. &nbsp;Two are by Mary Griffith...The Unschooling Handbook and The Homeschooling Handbook. &nbsp;The other is Home Learning Year by Year by Rebecca Rupp. &nbsp;The Rupp book is wonderful for having an idea about what your children "should"(used loosely) know each year. &nbsp;Not only does she say what the concepts are but she also gives great suggestions for resources to teach each concept.<br><br>One other new one that I am on my way to loving is called Great Books for Girls by Kathleen Odean (the chair for the 2002 Newbery Award Committee). &nbsp;The book gives a brief synopsis of each book and they are listed in alphabetical order. &nbsp;I have been awesomely impressed with the selections...great strong female characters. &nbsp;Just a quick "by the way", one of Emily's favorites was You Forgot Your Skirt, Amelia Bloomer by Shana Corey. &nbsp;It is a great, funny way to expose your girl to women's rights, or our struggle for rights, back in the mid-1850's. &nbsp;Highly, highly recommend it!<br><br>I also think she has a Great Books for Boys for those of you with boys only.]]></description>
   <pubDate>Thu, 7 Jul 2005 19:24:17</pubDate>
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