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Homeschooling
Looking for a homeschooling book publisher?
Are you interested in publishing a homeschooling book? Mapletree Publishing Company is looking for
homeschooling books to publish. We are seeking to become one of the
nation's leading homeschooling book publishers. Please see our
publishing guidelines if you are
looking for a homeschooling book publisher. You may also want to read our
ideas about publishing homeschooling books.
Check the web site that publishes
books and articles about
homeschooling.
Here is a collection of information by Mapletree authors
about homeschooling.
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remember this as your greatest achievement," by Terrie Lynn Bittner
- The sacrifices you make to homeschool your children will be ones you
will treasure. |
 | "Active versus
passive learning," by David Byers, PhD, and Chandra Byers -
Homeschooled children have an advantage in college because they have
been trained to be active learners. |
 | Check out
Wiggle Like a Fish! This is an incredibly cute source of positive
music for kids. Tory Christensen, husband of Mapletree publicist Wendy
Christensen, is performing for Nickelodeon and doing concerts all over
the place, and he has a CD out. |
Homeschooling books from Mapletree: |
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Homeschooling: Take a Deep Breath—You Can
Do This!
by Terrie Lynn Bittner
ISBN-13: 978-09728071-5-9
ISBN-10: 0-9728071-5-2
320 pages, 5˝ x 8˝, softcover, index, $14.95
Click here to buy this book from Amazon.
Click here to buy this book from Mapletree

Special: free shipping!If you want to homeschool your children but don't think
you have the ability, Terrie's book will take you by the hand and show you
how. Enthusiastically received throughout North America, this is the
definitive guide to homeschooling. Homeschooling: Take a Deep Breath
covers all facets of how to begin homeschooling and will give you the confidence you need to get it done.
"What a wonderful resource! This
book could have saved me buckets of frustration had it been around when I
began homeschooling."
—Carol Barnier, author of How To Get Your Child Off the Refrigerator and
on
to Learning and If I'm Diapering A Watermelon Then Where'd I Put the
Baby?
"Down-to-earth and practical ...
friendly, reassuring and endlessly supportive."
—Publishers Weekly, Nov. 22, 2004
"The most sensible book to be published in quite a while...Suitable to every family's learning style and a must to
share with the parent looking into homeschooling, and a definitely
recommended edition for the support group library."
Heather Reynolds from Homeschooling Horizons Magazine
(Canada)
Click
here to read more about this book.
Terrie Bittner maintains a homeschooling web site at
www.terriebittner.com. |
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The Well-Adjusted Child: The Social Benefits of
Homeschooling
by Rachel Gathercole
with foreword by Patrick Farenga
ISBN-13: 978-1-60065-107-6
ISBN-10: 1-60065-107-0
288 pages, 5˝ x 8˝, softcover, index, $14.95Rachel Gathercole, with
painstaking research and interviews with literally hundreds of homeschooling
parents and children, shows us how children
who are homeschooled are better prepared
socially than those who attend public schools. You will find here the most thorough
and definitive treatment of the socialization question that you have seen.
Rachel Gathercole is active in her North Carolina Home
Educators Association and has written many articles about
homeschooling and parenting for numerous publications."Rachel Gathercole has
provided the most complete answer to the socialization question that I have
ever seen. Homeschoolers, you need this book!" —Mike
Smith, President, Home School Legal Defense Association.
"The definitive book regarding the socialization question."
—Foreword Magazine
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College-Prep Homeschooling: The
Complete Guide to Homeschooling Your Children through High School
by David P. Byers, Ph.D., and Chandra Byers
ISBN-13:978-1-60065-100-7
ISBN-10:1-60065-100-3
Chandra Byers is a homeschooling mother of six, and David
Byers is a college instructor with a Ph.D. in education. With their combination of experience and
expertise, they show us how parents can continue to homeschool their
children through high school in subjects for which they are not experts. Not
only that, but they demonstrate how these home-taught children are fully
prepared for college and are often superior performers. |

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Homeschooling a
Houseful: Juggling 101
by Tamra Norton and Wendy Roberts
ISBN-13:978-1-60065-000-0
ISBN-10:1-60065-000-7Tamra is a well-known novelist and also a homeschooling mother
of seven. Now, after considerable original research, Tamra is becoming the
nation's leading expert on homeschooling large families. In this book, the
first ever written on this subject, she teams up with Wendy Roberts to teach us all about it: Making the
decision to homeschool, developing a curriculum that works for your family,
turning chaos into education, and more.
Tamra maintains a web site at
www.tamranorton.com. She also moderates a discussion group on Yahoo!
about homeschooling large families—click
here to visit.
Scheduled for release 2007. |

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The Bullies and Their
Facilitators: A Powerful Indictment of the Violence in Our Schools
by Reed CowanReed Cowan is a TV
reporter and anchor for Salt Lake City's ABC affiliate, KTVX. He is also the
founder of NO BULL, Inc., which provides training, consultation, and
research to combat bullying in schools. "Schools say
they are taking care of the problem of bullying. I'm here to tell you that
they're not, and here's the evidence." In this book he not only
chronicles his own journey of healing from the scars of emotional and
physical torment in school, but he also tells the heart-wrenching stories of
more than two thousand kids who have been ruthlessly bullied, and of the
people who have looked the other way. |

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Cooperative Homeschooling: You Don't Have to
Do This Alone
by Meg GroomsHomeschooling parents:
You don't have to do this alone! Cooperative Homeschooling is a
how-to guide to help you find and use homeschool-friendly group educational
experiences! A must read for all parents who are concerned about providing
socialization, laboratory classes, advanced subject matter and other group
experiences. Co-ops are a wonderful educational outlet that brings children
so much more than book knowledge. Meg Grooms is the
homeschooling editor at BellaOnline, and the founder of Mid-Florida
Homeschoolers. A veteran homeschooler, she conducts approximately 25
cooperative education programs a year. Cooperative Homeschooling
deals with the major issues of co-op homeschooling as well as the smaller
ones. |

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Homeschooling link exchange
with mapletreepublishing.com: If you have information we feel would be
helpful to our visitors, and would like to post a link to Mapletree's
homeschooling information pages, we'll gladly exchange links with you.
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looking for homeschooling manuscripts. If you would like to publish a
homeschooling book, please contact us:
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