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A Reader’s Review
By Kelly Benedict
If you’re a homeschooled teen, or a parent of a home
schooled teen, then this book may be of interest to you.
Or maybe… you’re a teen who has been in a public
or private school, and now your parent is considering homeschooling
you? And just think, what if it was your junior year of
high school no less?? And what if it meant leaving your
longtime school friends?? In this book, Lisa Dunlop writes
a story about a girl, named Elizabeth, in just this situation.
Lisa herself was homeschooled for 9 years, and is currently
taking college correspondence courses. She lives with her
mother, father, brother and two cats in Tampa, FL.
As explained in the book, “Throughout Lisa’s
years of homeschooling she has watched the many changes
which new homeschooled teens go through, often from surly,
mistrustful teens to happy, talkative young adults. Her
desire to help homeschoolers led her to writing this book
in the hope it will encourage both parents and teens.”
This is an easy book to read of only 107 pages, which is
interesting, and truly does encourage any teen that may
be looking at possibly homeschooling in their future. In
her book, Lisa also has given her address for anyone who
would like to contact her to ask her questions, or to have
her speak at their curriculum fair, seminars, or homeschool
meetings.
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