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Thank you! Would you have any recommendations for literary analysis program?
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Has anyone done that curriculum and if so, what are your thoughts? My 14yr old will be doing IEW, but I also wanted to add literature study "something"
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Yes, blackmail is the right way to go in any situation.
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Engaging yet worthy Reading suggestions
SereneHome replied to Matryoshka's topic in Logic Stage & Middle Grade Challenges
Wow, what a great list -
Yes, my husband did, YEARS ago, 30 yrs ago. But when he tried doing the same thing when we were in a car accident and I was 8 months pregnant, it was an entirely different situation. We had to get a lawyer.
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While that might be true, this case has nothing to do with the govt! It has everything to do with insurance company. @ScarlettThis is too complicated of a case to do without a lawyer. But my uneducated guess is that they will cover up to the limit of the insured. You need to find out if your parents can sue for punitive damages (which are taxable, btw)
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Notting Hill. When Harry met Sally, Oscar
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Book a Week 2020 - BW48: Ladies of Fiction Bookology - Rumer Godden
SereneHome replied to Robin M's topic in The Chat Board
I didn't read Ordinary Grace. It has been on my ever-growing TBR. Let me know what you think of Iron Lake when you finish it. -
Book a Week 2020 - BW48: Ladies of Fiction Bookology - Rumer Godden
SereneHome replied to Robin M's topic in The Chat Board
Robin, please keep me in mind!!! I really want to join this one!! -
Book a Week 2020 - BW48: Ladies of Fiction Bookology - Rumer Godden
SereneHome replied to Robin M's topic in The Chat Board
Did you read his This Tender Land? I really liked it!! -
Adventures in America, Sonlight K, or something else
SereneHome replied to AnneGG's topic in K-8 Curriculum Board
I wanted to do Adventures in America when my oldest was in K. It was toooooo much reading for that age. My 5 yr old couldn't remember anything. So I just picked some books from the curriculum and he colored a few state pages. I really really liked the idea of doing American History before World History, but it just didn't stick. But I did like the curriculum - she gives a short "summary", but mostly you are just reading recommended books. Like I said, my then 5 yr old didn't understand it and didn't retain any of it.