Book Review: Children’s LITeratUre: Eight Cousins by Louisa May Alcott

Recommended age:Middle Schoolers ,High Schoolers and Parents Eight cousins is a heart warming tale about a healthy and happy Rose Campbell who is raised by her uncle Dr.Alex Campbell on unorthodox ideas of child rearing.The story revolves around the parenting of this little girl and her adventures with her cousins. As with all Louisa may Alcott books,the story is entertained

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Book Review:Children’s Literature: Princess and the Goblin – George MacDonald

Princess and the goblin is a good fit for elementary schoolers. This lovely classic book brings out bravery courage and character very beautifully.This book opens up a child’s imagination,this also was a book that inspired J.R.R .Tolkien (The author of The Lord of the Rings). The story begins in a kingdom where there is an ongoing conflict between the goblins

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Living Homeschool History(South India):Book Review:A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar) by Robert Sewell

Recommended Age: High School Being a South Indian,South Indian history intrigues me.Robert Sewell’s  the forgotten empire does justice to this Forgotten Empire Vijayanagar. Sewell sources for this book have been the  the chronicles from Nunez  a Portuguese visitor and  traveller Ibn Bhutia It gives account of the beginning of Vijayanagar empire with my very favorite king Kamipla Deva of Kampili

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Living Homeschool History(South India):History of South India from Prehistoric Times to Vijayanagar by Nilakanta Sastri

Recommended age: Upper Middle school and High school. This is valuable book for those interested into intensive and thorough reading into South Indian history. The book begins with sources that were taken into account to writing of history (coins ,rock edicts and writings by foreign travellers) Goes on to explain the Geography of the south Then moves to chronologically describe

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