Tag: Curated Book List

As the leaves turn and the air grows crisp, there’s nothing quite like the magic of a good book to welcome the season. This curated list of fall books for middle grade readers is filled with cozy read-alouds, independent picks, and spooky adventures that capture the spirit of autumn. Whether your kids are curled up with a blanket or diving into a daring quest, these stories are sure to spark imagination and excitement.

Fall is such a magical time to slow down and enjoy the little moments with our kids, and one of my favorite ways to do that is through seasonal picture books. Whether you’re snuggling on the couch, exploring a pumpkin patch, or talking about the changing leaves, books have a way of bringing the season to life in a fun, memorable way.

If you’re hoping to set a cozy tone in your homeschool mornings this Fall, a fall book list with a few board books is a sweet and practical place to start. It pulls everyone together, keeps little hands engaged, and gently invites learning before the day gets rolling. Simple, flexible, and filled with connection it’s…

Your Next Favorite American History Book List (That Won’t Put Your Kids to Sleep) Let’s be honest—teaching American history can feel a little overwhelming. So many dates, battles, and biographies… and not always the most engaging delivery. But it doesn’t have to be that way. I’ve rounded up some of our very favorite American history…

If you’ve ever tried to plan a themed homeschool unit or build a morning basket that keeps all your kids engaged, you know—it’s kind of like trying to stack river rocks. Doable? Yes. Easy? Not always. Especially when your kids are at different stages and interests. This book list is all about making rocks and minerals for kids feel exciting, accessible, and doable—whether you’re wrangling a preschooler who loves collecting pebbles or a big kid asking deep questions about geology.

I’ve gathered a seriously solid list of bird books for you—everything from cozy picture books to fact-packed field guides to titles that’ll keep your wiggliest reader engaged. You’ll find Charlotte Mason-friendly living books, hands-on resources that feel right at home in a gameschooling day, and even some nature journal companions for your budding little naturalists. There’s a little something for every kind of homeschool rhythm here.

Whether you’re looking for books to introduce toddlers to the beauty of nature or novels that inspire older kids to appreciate gardens, this list has something for every age group. Some of these books are educational, while others weave gardens into their stories in creative and inspiring ways.  Board Books & Picture Books Early Readers…

Reading books for the current season helps my children get excited for the spring time activities and remind them of some of our family’s spring time traditions. Below I will be sharing the ultimate spring book list, which I have separated into board books, picture books, resource books, chapter books, and read-alouds. I hope you can find a few reads that are perfect for your family.