Finished The Handmaid's Tale (17), The Leading Indicators (18), and Death Comes To Pemberley (19). Started Village Diary by Miss Read. Paula

No, I didn't. I will watch for it. Thanks! Paula

I've finished The Cloud Atlas by Liam Callahnan, (14) A Light Between Two Oceans by M. L. Stedman, (15) and Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel. (16) I loved Wolf Hall and was happy to find there is a sequel and our library actually has it!

Finished: 8. The Baker Street Letters by Michael Robertson. It was ok, but I'm glad I just checked it out of the library. 9. Planting Dandelions Field Notes from a Semi-Domesticated Life by Kyran Pittman 10. Crossing to Safety by Wallace Stegner 11. Almost Amish by Nancy Sleeth 12. Agincourt by Bernard Cornwell- This isn't the kind of book I normally read, but I really enjoyed it. 13. Miss Buncle's Book by D. E. Stevenson

I'm so sorry.

So far this week, I've read Come to the Table by Neta Jackson (6), and A Time for Peace by Barbara Cameron (7).

We pay $30 per family for an 8 week session. Some classes have additional materials fees, but most don't.

Finished book 4, The Inconvenient Duchess. Fluffy but fun. Book 5- Gods and Kings by Lynn Austin. I really liked this one.

I enjoyed it. I read it after seeing it mentioned in a thread here. One thing that stuck with me is that when you want to change something you should focus on what is working instead of what isn't. I am a pessimist and tend to focus on the negatives instead of positives. Paula

Finished Project-Based Homeschooling. I think this would have been more helpful if I was using it with younger children. I was hoping for more practical help. Read Switch How to Change Things When Change is Hard

I finished book 1, Quiet: Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking. Started Project-Based Homeschooling.

I'm reading Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking.

I'm in. Looking forward to it.

I'm interested.

Congratulations!

1 New Zealand bunny

:grouphug: I am so sorry.

Thank you!!

Guilty party is a hit at our house. Everybody plays it from my husband to our 9 yr old. Paula