Review: Pajama School
July 11, 2009 by Karin
Pajama School by Natalie Wickham chronicles her experiences as a homeschooled graduate. Since the book is written from her perspective and not that of her mother, you will not find organizational tips or teaching methods but rather a heart warming look at the life of a young Christian women who was homeschooled successfully and is happy to share her personal life experiences.
One thing that stands out boldly in this book is the fact that Natalie does not separate her family life or relationship with Christ from her education. They are all tightly woven together. As it should be.
For more information about Natalie Wickham and her book, please visit her blog.
Karin Katherine is a proud stay-at-home mother of four who feels blessed to be the mother of 5 year old fraternal twin boys and two daughters, ages three and 10 months. You are invited to follow her homeschooling adventures at www.PassportAcademy.com and her adventures as a mother, wife, homemaker, decorator and organizer at www.MommyMattersBlog.com
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Judi on Tue, 14th Jul 2009 8:43 pm
hhmmm, sounds very interesting. I will have to check it out.
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