20 Books Every Homeschooler Needs to Read! (A Classical Reading List)

[@josephbowditch9160]

Wonderful video! I'm only 19, so I will divulge into some of these books before hopefully sharing them with a beautiful family down the road! Great chanel, thanks

[@Whyonearthhomeschoolbec]

Oh, you're so lovely. I hope you enjoy them. I'm a big fan of C.S. Lewis. I don't know if you've read his space trilogy, but it's really good.

[@josephbowditch9160]

I've not even heard of his space trilogy, but I'll have to check it out. I've read mere Christianity and screw tape letters and loved those

[@klecianetz2113]

At what age would you recommend reading these? Early highschool? (grade 7-9) later highschool (grade10-12)?

[@Whyonearthhomeschoolbec]

Good question, but it depends. I would say it depends on the child's understanding and love of literature. If kids have grown up with a classical rigorous education, they might be able to start many in middle school. Pilgrims and the bible can be done anytime. Foxes book can be middle school. Confessions and the Institutes late high school. Hope that is helpful Were you thinking of anything in particular?

[@klecianetz2113]

@@Whyonearthhomeschoolbec Nothing in particular. My boys have grown up with classical literature (many types of literature really), so I would think we'll eventually read many of these. My eldest that's currently homeschooling is almost 9.