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Book Review: Slow Homeschooling by Milva MacDonald

This is a small but mighty book.  Just 64 pages, it contains a powerful collection of 23 essays that touch upon a range of issues that parents grapple with as they explore the decision about homeschooling, and more issues that arise once they start on their homeschooling journey.

Take a look at the table of contents:   

  • 13 Things I Want You to Know About Homeschooling
  • Just Like a Homeschooler
  • Getting the Most Out of Your Support Group
  • Can you Work and Homeschool?
  • Making Your Own Kind of Music
  • The Joys of Reading Aloud
  • The Benefits of Age-Mixing
  • What Do Homeschoolers Do?
  • Getting on Our Groove
  • The Gift of Time
  • Benign Neglect
  • Owning it
  • How’s School?
  • The Power of Self-Identification
  • Sibling Harmony
  • Solitude
  • What? Your a TEENAGER??
  • Where’d You Learn That?
  • Self-Awareness and Resiliency
  • In Defense of Passion
  • Peace + Park Day
  • On Not Teaching Kids to Read
  • Do Kids Have to Go to College?

These non-fiction essays are an excellent companion to author’s other book, Unschoolers, which is a fictional look into the lives of a group of homeschoolers.

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