It has been some years since I have had to worry about all things back to school — supply lists, endless forms to sign, open houses, etc. My youngest son is in his final year of law school, but he resists first day pictures. 😉 So all I have is a list of books that loosely align with course titles. And while they probably won’t appear on any syllabus, they are definitely required reading! So whether your nest is empty or you still find yourself in the interminable car riders line, here are some books I recommend you check out. Enjoy!
Be sure to check out all the bloggers’ back to school lists at That Artsy Reader Girl.
Back to School Reading
American History (early years)
The Mayflower Bride by Kimberley Woodhouse
A Refuge Assured by Jocelyn Green
Biology/Chemistry (making science sizzling)
The Summer of The Burning Sky trilogy by Susan May Warren
English Composition (writers gotta write)
Ghost Writer by Rene Gutteridge
The Writing Desk by Rachel Hauck
French (history other than the French Revolution)
My Brother’s Crown by Mindy Starns Clark and Leslie Gould
Two Crosses by Elizabeth Musser
Home Economics (yes I know it isn’t called that anymore)
The Pattern Artist by Nancy Moser
The Saturday Night Supper Club by Carla Laureano
Western Civilization (because knights and castles)
The Beautiful Pretender by Melanie Dickerson
A Loyal Heart by Jody Hedlund
This is a really cute take on the TTT topic this week. Some of your choices made me laugh (in a good way!). I like Jody Hedlund and Melanie Dickerson. Here’s my TTT.
Thanks and thanks for sharing your list.
I really like how you approached this week’s topic! I haven’t read any of these so I will have to check them out. I’m sure my tbr list will grow! Here is our Top Ten Tuesday
Glad I could help out! ;).
I’m not familiar with most titles that you mentioned on this list, but wow, this is such an adorable twist on this week’s prompt!
* TTT: 10 spreadsheet hacks to step up your blogging game
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What fun! I love your creative spins on these lists, and I’m honored to see A Refuge Assured beside The Mayflower Bride.
I loved A Refuge Assured! Glad to feature it 2 weeks in a row.
Love your take on this. I love history so Ive readca good amount of these books! Thanks.
They are so good, aren’t they?
this is such a fun post! laughing at this one: Biology/Chemistry (making science sizzling) – I might have enjoyed science class more if Susan May Warren’s books had been part of the curriculum lol
I just wish I could have come up with one for math. 😀
oooo what about Sondra Kraak’s series with the numbers in the title? Lol
I don’t know that series. I need to check it out!