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This book is a huge plug for homeschooling. The author believes it to be the best way to educate children and seems to downplay and dismiss the values that public education offers. In almost every chapter she states, “stick with me to the end of the book” as if a plea to read the whole book meanwhile it just feels like a memoir of her family’s journey and a push for homeschooling.

Too much God talk. Even quoting scripture. No thanks. A lot of what the author writes, resonates with me. I am drawn to homeschooling because I want my kids to grow and flourish at their own pace. Meet them where they are. And discusses how in infancy, kids develop on a spectrum of time and schooling should be similar. But everything she says is bookended and underlined by God. It’s too much.