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Living Book Suggestions For A Charlotte Mason Education

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Do you love to read? Me too! That is one of the reasons I love the Charlotte Mason philosophy of education—we read so many amazing books. I have learned so much about history, science, music, art, and math by reading books with my children.

It can be overwhelming, though, to determine which books to read. There are so many great books and there is so little time in which to read them! And not all books are created equal. Some are engaging for all ages, while others are just twaddle.

How do you find books to read that are engaging and enhance your child’s educational studies? I’ve made the process a little easier for you by compiling book suggestions by subject and student age. (History suggestions are even broken out by time period.) These are books we love and have read. I am sure you will find some new books that your family will come to treasure, too.

Teacher Resource Books

Book Suggestions for Preschool

Book Suggestions By Subject

Book Suggestions Listed By Series

Organizing Your Books

And no post about books would be complete without letting you in on my secrets for organizing my home library and letting go of the stress of not finishing all of these amazing books at the end of the school year.

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    • Denise

      I love your videos! I'm a new homeschool mom so it's great to get realistic ideas. We're an eclectic homeschool family and I'm always looking for ways to incorporate more Charlotte Mason. The resources that you provide are wonderful.

    • Christy

      These are great ideas, thank you! I just printed your list to keep them at hand for the next time we are struggling to figure out what to do.

    • Jessie

      Your tips have been so helpful. I look forward to implementing them in the coming school year.

    • Kelly

      I wasn’t sure what to expect – would it be too far beyond my reach? It wasn’t! Crystal does a good job of making an intentional math lifestyle possible for the average person through examples and her passion for the subject.

    • There is so much good information on your site, the book lists alone are a treasure for CM Mama!!

    • Brieanna

      You had so many great tips and ideas I'm going to have to watch this a few times and take notes! I love it, thank you for sharing!!

    • Laura K.

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    • Loretta

      I have been scanning through your website and I absolutely love the content.

    • Summer Seminar Attendee

      Crystal, thank you for continuing to inspire and lift my efforts to offer a broad feast of ideas to my precious children.

    • Ashley

      This is really a great resource, thank you SO much!

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    • Sarah

      Thank you for your insight. I am constantly trying to pull back on this but all things around us say to increase our activity level. It’s good to hear encouragement about leaving margin.