I have a friend, Kerry Beck, who is a fellow homeschooler and Christian mom. A few years ago, she researched the importance of using classic books in your homeschool. You probably already know that when you use classics in your homeschool, you are using time-honored books that provide enduring lessons for your children to apply in real life.

          Well, Kerry got so excited about her research and the results she had with her own children that she wrote some books about it. Her book series shows you how to use classics to raise your children to be leaders - leaders who will follow God and change the world around them.

          This week, to celebrate National Children's Book Week, Kerry is giving away some great resources of her own as well as some classic books. Last time I heard from her, she was giving away titles such as: Famous Men of the Middle Ages, A Child's History of England, The Story of George Washington, Men of Iron, Call of the Wild, and Heidi.

           So, are you wondering how to get your copies? Click Here!

          When you click on that link, be sure to sign up for her free report and audio workshop about homeschooling children with classics. After you sign up for those, the next page will describe the classic books that she is giving away this week. (Look for the BIG PINK BOX.)

          Even if you're not interested in the free resources, I recommend going to Kerry's web page to learn some shocking facts about the public school system. Click Here!

          Just so you know, I don't ordinarily promote stuff like this - but when I saw everything that Kerry was including in her special offer, I had to tell you about it! There's actually even more than I've described here, including additional bonuses like helpful homeschool schedules and book lists.

Teri          

P.S. You only have a few more days (until Sunday, May 18) to take advantage of getting at least 5 free classics (including an MP3 dramatization of A Tale of Two Cities) and other bonus items that Kerry is giving away with her special "Raising Leaders" package.