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Has Homeschooling Gone Mainstream? — Minding The Campus

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By Rachelle Peterson
| Minding the Campus Verified
Editor’s Note: Although Minding the Campus focuses primarily on higher education, developments in K–12 education inevitably shape the students who arrive on college campuses. We’re therefore happy to feature Rachelle Peterson‘s review of Skipping School, which explores how homeschooling has evolved from a fringe movement into a more widely accepted educational option in American life.
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The Great American Picture Book Finals

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By Rachelle Peterson
| Substack
We’ve come to the final round. Two remaining books will battle it out for the title of The Great American Picture Book. The matchup: Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovelversus Blueberries for Sal. Down from sixteen to the final two. Mike Mulliganand Blueberries for Sal: How can one choose? It’s no secret that I was sad to see Miss Rumphiusvoted out in the first round, and farewelling Ox-Cart Manin the semifinals was hard, too. Alas for Barbara Cooney! But also, I love these final two books.
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Did C.S. Lewis Ignore Women? 2 New ‘Screwtape’ Retellings Ask The Question.

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By Rachelle Peterson
| Religion Unplugged Verified
(REVIEW) In the last 18 months, two Christian publishers have released books reimagining C.S. Lewis’s classic “The Screwtape Letters” as concerning the temptation not of a man, but of a woman. This raises a question. What exactly did Lewis miss by focusing on a man? Both “My Dear Hemlock”by Tilly Dillehay (a Protestant pastor’s wife) and “The Bellbind Letters”by Samantha N. Stephenson (a Catholic bioethicist) retain Lewis’s technique.
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