More About Homeschool Language Arts Reading List: Book Lists for Families
“Good prose is like a window pane.”
George Orwell said those words in 1946 in his work titled Why I Write. People read books today for a chance to look through that window pane, into the worlds of imagination and wonder and inspiration.
Homeschool students of all ages can also use books to look into the worlds of oceanography, meteorology, and chemistry, or take a closer look at the lives of great composers, the science of music, and the spiritual lives of men and women throughout history. Let them share their stories of heroism and perseverance, faith and strength, daring and brilliance of the men, women, and children who fought and struggled to endure during World War II.
But with so many books to choose from, where does one begin? TruthQuest History author Michelle Miller provides homeschool language arts reading list units, including her top choices on a variety of themes, with a recommended reading level for each title. She shares her favorite authors, series, and books while exploring museums and zoos, photography and inventors, art and art history, and more!
Print each list to take to the nearest library or used book sale!
So, get busy and start exploring the world through the pages of a good book! Enjoy!
