Recs if you like How to Read a Book: The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading...

Bibliophilia at its best - books about books, readers, libraries, bookstores!

Think of this as your reading glow up! These books will teach you to slow down, look closer, and find what authors are hiding underneath a great sentence. The goal isn't to ace an exam - it's to get more out of every book you read, feel more confident in the forums or at book club, and learn to trust your instincts as a reader. One rule: Start with the book that excites you the most, not the one that sounds the most impressive. Your future self, thriving in the forums, will thank you!!

Reading about reading so you can be a kid that can read good

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Other items used: "Sonlight's College and Career Planning Kit" (includes "Finding the Career that Fits You", "Sheet of Book Labels 600", "Career Planning Guide" and "College Admission and Scholarships"), "Electives 400" (includes "Thinkwell Public Speaking" and "The Non-Designer's Design Book"), "Sheet of Book Labels 400", "Safety Glasses", "Berean Physics Science Supply Kit", "Sonlight Personal Journal", "Thinkwell Economics Internet Course", "Sonlight's Economics Program Instructor's Guide", "Literature 430 Student Guide", "Literature 430 Parent Guide", "History/Bible 420 Student Guide", "History/Bible 420 Parent Guide", "Math-U-See Calculus DVD" and "Binders + Tabs for High School Packages".

So one of the parts that stood out to me from this book was her learning from her dad’s library before things got bad. Plant identification, learning to preserve food, cook those kind of skills and others. This will probably end up a long and I’m also super aware that homesteading and it’s like has become a wee bit radicalised by the right, so whilst I’m gonna try to make a effort to avoid those authors it’s easy to miss. Just let me know if someone is atrocious Also suggestions very welcome!