Our Books Make History Come Alive |
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History comes alive for children of all ages through the magic of story. The narratives are written in such a way that each book's surface is immediate, lively, and engaging, while the history is state-of-the-art and can never be confused with the fiction. |
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Homeschooling Books Now Available:
 | Jody's Michigan Adventures is a set of seven kid-friendly books for ages 3-10 about the adventures of the Murphy family in Michigan. Reviewed by The Old Schoolhouse Magazine (review pending). |
 | The Journals of Kevin Murphy: Summer of the
Bear, Vol. I, for ages 11-15. Reviewed by The Old Schoolhouse Magazine,
November 2009. Also reviewed by Charmian Stewart, author of
Highland Enchantment (Brighton, England: Pen Press Publishers,
2007). Winner of the Michigan State History Award for Literature for Children and Young Adults, 2007. Reserve your copies now for June 1, 2010 delivery. |
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The Journals of Kevin Murphy: Son of Fireheart, Vol. II (in press), ages 11-15. Reviewed by
The Old Schoolhouse Magazine (review pending). In press. Reserve your copies now for June 1, 2010 delivery.
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 | The Journals of Kevin Murphy: Eagle from the Dawn, Vol. III, ages 11-15.
Reviewed by The Old Schoolhouse Magazine (review pending). Reserve your copies now for June 1, 2010 delivery. |
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About the Author |
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 | Leigh Arrathoon brings to her books all the love and patience |
of over forty years of teaching, the joy, unfaltering faith, and arduousness demanded by her craft,
and the precision that only a life of scholarship can provide. Click here for more about the author. |
 A mother reads the Mackinac book, from Jody's Michigan Adventures, to her seven-year-old daughter.  Sophie Reads Frankenmuth |
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