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Updated booklist: Middle Ages & Renaissance

Published over 1 year ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

One of our favorite things to do around here is to read (shocking, right?)...and then make our current booklists even better.

If you're learning about the Middle Ages or Renaissance with your kids this year, you'll want to check out our newly updated booklist, featuring nearly 30 of the best books we could find to enhance your studies.

🖨 Here's a printable version

Picture Books are an effective way to add depth to your kids' learning, because they are short (so don't take a huge time commitment or any planning ahead)...

... and they're packed with concise historical information, presented beautifully.

They can also be read with all ages, making for a true family-style homeschool. 🥰

I use picture books in my homeschool all the way through high school. I bet you'll learn quite a lot from several of the books on this list, in fact!

Enjoy this newly updated booklist featuring books set during the Middle Ages and Renaissance.

xo, Sarah Mackenzie

P.S. If you've got a friend who would like this booklist, feel free to pass it on or forward her this email. ❤️

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