Homeschool Bravely Review

This book was absolutely, completely phenomenal!! I have not underlined this much in a very, very long time!! From the opening scenario that many of who homeschool have either been in or fear being in, I was hooked! Jamie Erickson touches on so many pertinent and relevant things to homeschoolers today that I just kept underlining and highlighting. 
The book is neither too lengthy nor too short, but, just as the baby bear’s possessions, just right! 
Reading this book was like sitting with a friend and drinking a wonderful cup of coffee (or tea for you tea drinkers!). I look forward to any future books written by Jamie!

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