We start off with Charlotte's Web, which I will be re-reading. I suspect we'll also be going at a faster pace than scheduled, especially since we have recently done a few of the Read-Aloud titles. Richard and Trina are starting Core B tomorrow. We decided we'd rather compress G + H than do the combined one-year one. We expect to move through this at a faster pace than scheduled, with the idea of finishing Core H - World History II - by next spring. William and Thomas will be starting Core G - World History I - in a couple of weeks. I really wish I had the time to use this Core for real, but at least I'll have Connor telling me about it. I owned the IG, almost all the history and Bible books, and a couple literature ones.

And the new books are starting to roll in.Ĭonnor started Sonlight Core 200 - History of God's Kingdom. So, I listed a whole bunch of books, and I've been mailing out 3-4 every day for a week. I don't want to purchase all of that, and I really don't want to have to rely on the library (seeing as I can't get to the bookmobile often anymore). I'm updating the Instructor Guides for three Cores I've purchased in the past, which means that there are at least a couple new books for each of the levels. Why did I reactivate my PBS account? Because.

One is that I reactivated my PaperBackSwap account ( if you want to sign up, use Footprints as your referrer, and I get a credit or something after you've posted a bunch of books!).

This week, B is for Books for a couple of reasons. But I wasn't able to participate this week.ī is for Boxes - as I'm trying to sort through a lot of them and get stuff out of my house.īut for this post, I have to say that B is for Books.īecause any week of my life, probably, I could come up with something to write about books. There are just so many great B things to blog about, but this week has nearly slipped away without me doing any of them.ī is for Boy Scouts - as Thomas made First Class this week.ī is for Bountiful Baskets - which has changed our eating habits so greatly.

So Shines the Night by Tracy L. Higley