Literature Posts
Oct 31, 2026

Save Your Soul: Read the Gothic

“Aren’t these books dangerous?” I regularly hear this question from Catholic students as I introduce them to the Gothic.
Oct 23, 2026

The House on Haunted Hill: What Classic Horror Can Teach Catholic Homeschoolers

These classic tales use dark imagery and supernatural terror as mirrors from which we can discern the darkness of which human nature is capable.
Mar 18, 2026

Homeschooling American Literature: Bringing History to Life Through Great Books

Not only do they hear the lecture “This happened during these dates,” but they also get the real, immersive, inside perspective from writers from that time. 
Dec 12, 2025

Five Great Tolkien Lore Channels

These are great for kids and adults alike who want to deepen their love of Middle-earth and indulge in a bit of escapism into the colorful world of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Nov 25, 2025

Introducing Your Young Detective to E.C. Bentley’s Philip Trent Mysteries

For homeschool families seeking wholesome detective literature, exploring Bentley's works promises both intellectual stimulation and lighthearted fun.
Aug 01, 2025

Homeschooling and Raising Discerning Readers

The goal isn’t to overwhelm—it’s to diversify. Introduce poetry. Toss in some mythology or historical fiction. Let them wrestle with popular bestsellers, even if you don’t love them.

Resources to help you in your Catholic homeschool…

Catholic Homeschool Classes Online

Homeschool Connections Podcast

The Catholic Homeschool Conference

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