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The End of the Age of Reading? Not If You Can Help It.
The purpose of a system is what it does. That goes for schools, and it goes for your home. Join the 2%.
Jul 9
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A World Under Every Plate
How a set of placemat maps transformed our family dinners.
Jul 7
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Join the Rebellion: Support Virtue and Wonder
Here is how you can support the next era of Chapter House and Virtue and Wonder.
Jul 2
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June 2026
Texas Was Right to Put the Bible Back in the Classroom
Two friendly reservations: There should be more of it, and it ought to be the King James.
Jun 30
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Charlotte Mason and John Senior Agree: Great Books Are Not Enough
A child can be surrounded by the best books in the world only be left with a starving intellect. Here is the soil those books have to grow in.
Jun 25
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The Book That Made Abraham Lincoln
How a borrowed biography of Washington shaped the boy who saved the Union
Jun 23
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The King Who Fought and the King Who Fled
One nation. One enemy. Two kings, and what set them apart.
Jun 18
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Chapter House: “A Cultural Necessity”
Our first official review from The Washington Examiner’s Bethany Mandel.
Jun 16
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Chapters I and II Now Shipping
Chapters III and IV will ship soon
Jun 11
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The Curriculum Says Move On. Your Child Says Read It Again.
Why your child learns more the third time through than the first, even when the schedule disagrees
Jun 9
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The Five-Minute Bible Read-Aloud That Changes the Tone of Your Home
You do not need a theology degree. You need five minutes, a child's ear, and to let the words do their own work.
Jun 4
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Why Twenty Minutes of Reading Beats an Hour of Homework Time
The habit that actually sticks is shorter than you think. And a twenty-minute daily window forms better readers than longer, less frequent sessions.
Jun 2
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