Mother Culture

This book was a beautiful breath of fresh air for me! After a trying year of homeschooling with diagnoses of dyslexia for one child and an autoimmune disorder for another then add in an elderly and si...

Very practical and helpful thoughts from a former homeschool mom. I know this is one of those books I will come back to over and over again....

Such a good read. Every mother should read this- whether homeschooling or not (though, I think if you're not homeschooling you would need to read some sections with a grain of salt). While I don't thi...

I loved it! It was very encouraging and just what I needed!...

I loved this book so much. 40 lovely chapters on all things pertaining to a godly life, motherhood, and of course homeschooling. When I first started this book I didn't quite know what to think. I did...

This was a very encouraging book on Mother Culture. Mother Culture is such a buzz phrase in Charlotte Mason groups. Brandy Vencel on afterthoughtsblog.net has some post and podcast on Mother culture a...

I can't say enough wonderful things about dear Karen and her blessed Titus 2 ministry! I'm so thankful for her wisdom, humility, and practical help as I'm figuring out The Gentle Art of Learning. This...

This book was incredibly encouraging to me as a mom just starting out on this journey of homeschooling. Karen has such a gentle, practical, yet visionary way of writing to her readers. I feel more equ...

Karen brings up a lot of good points and the artwork throughout the book is absolutely beautiful. The author is a big Charlotte Mason and handicraft supporter and those themes are woven through the pa...

A little different than I expected- not about mother culture necessarily, but topics that relate to mother culture, like marriage, homemaking, homeschooling, etc. An inspiring and beautiful read. ...