17 Best Books About Homeschooling You Should Read Now

Teach by Dennis Dinoia was only released in May 2022, and is written by our favorite homeschool curriculum creator Mr. D Math.

This book is all about how to create independent learners and within the first week, we noticed a huge difference in our homeschool.

Read our more detailed review of Teach by Dennis Dinoia here.

This book is my absolute favorite.

Lea Ann Garfias provides a detailed and all-encompassing resource for both novice and experienced homeschool parents.

It covers everything from setting up your homeschool, curriculum choices, teaching methods, handling special needs, and even preparing for graduation, making it an essential companion for the entire homeschooling journey.

With practical advice and insights, it ensures parents can navigate every stage of their child's education with confidence.

This book is probably my most favorite self-help book in this selection of books about homeschooling.

“Quiet the voices of “not good enough” and step courageously into guilt-free homeschooling”.

This is a book by Jamie Erickson you should have with you at all times!

It is a heartwarming and faith-based guide that speaks directly to the doubts and fears that can plague homeschooling parents.

Written by a homeschooling parent, this book combines personal stories, spiritual encouragement, and practical tips to help parents overcome self-doubt and find the courage to provide an education tailored to their child's needs.

Ainsley Arment is a mother of five who has created a growing online community wrote this book to offer advice for those considering homeschooling.

It reimagines the homeschool ourney filled with adventure and exploration.

The author presents a nature-based, child-led approach to homeschooling that emphasizes the importance of fostering a love for learning, connecting with the natural world, and nurturing curiosity.

It's an inspiring resource for parents seeking an alternative and more holistic approach to education.

This book by Julie Bogart is a captivating exploration of the magic that can be found in everyday life when homeschooling.

Written by a seasoned homeschooling mother, this book combines practical advice with a focus on creating an atmosphere of curiosity, wonder, and lifelong learning within the home.

It offers a fresh perspective on education and helps parents foster a love for learning in their children.

This book by Simone Davies provides a comprehensive introduction to the Montessori method for toddlers.

This guide offers parents a structured approach to raising a responsible and inquisitive child, drawing from the principles of Montessori education to create an environment that nurtures independence, creativity, and a love of learning in their little ones.

This book by Rebecca Rupp is a helpful guide that provides a clear overview of what children should be learning in each grade level, as well as practical tips and resources for homeschooling success.

It covers a wide range of subjects and offers suggestions for activities and resources to teach these concepts.

It is an excellent resource for homeschooling parents who want to ensure that their children are receiving a well-rounded education.

It is such a detailed book and breaks it down grade by grade. It really is a must for every homeschooler.

I would actually recommend this book to every parent. Whether you homeschool or not.

It is a classic in the field of education that explores the natural process of learning in children.

In this special anniversary edition, John Holt delves into the timeless principles that guide a child's innate curiosity and ability to absorb knowledge, making it a valuable resource for parents, educators, and homeschoolers seeking a deeper understanding of the learning process.

Teaching from rest is a reassuring and practical guide for homeschooling parents seeking to find peace and balance in their educational journey.

This book by Sarah Mackenzie offers strategies and perspectives to help homeschoolers minimize stress, prioritize what truly matters, and create a nurturing and effective learning environment for their children.

I love this book by Kerry McDonald even though we are definitely not considered unschoolers.

We homeschool year-round, and I have to say that this book has helped no end, certainly in the summer months.

We still do workbooks in the summer, but we definitely are more “unschooled” than that at any other time.

I love this book if you are homeschooling young children. Linda Dobson has added over 500 fun homeschool activities for kids aged 3-12 for you to do in your homeschool.

I thought I had a lot of ideas before, but these are great.

Gina homeschooled her child from K-12 as well as being in the education field for over 20 years.

It is a practical and informative book that provides a step-by-step approach for parents who are considering homeschooling their children.

It covers legal requirements, curriculum planning, teaching strategies, socialization, and assessment, and includes real-life examples of homeschooling families.

The book offers valuable advice and resources for creating a successful and rewarding homeschooling experience.

This book by Susan Wise Bauer and Jessie Wise is a comprehensive guide for parents who want to educate their children at home using a classical approach to learning.

Divided into three stages, it covers a wide range of subjects, including history, literature, science, mathematics, and the arts.

The book offers a clear and concise explanation of the classical education philosophy, practical tools and resources for parents to implement this approach at home, and guidelines for evaluating student progress.

It is an excellent resource for parents who are interested in homeschooling and want to provide their children with a rigorous and well-rounded education.

Offers a lifeline to overwhelmed parents, providing a clear and accessible roadmap for embarking on a successful homeschooling journey, even for those who feel lost at the outset.

With practical advice and step-by-step strategies, this book empowers unorganized moms to confidently lead their children's education.

Written by Clay and Sally Clarkson this book is a heartfelt guide that emphasizes the importance of nurturing a child's character and soul alongside their academic education.

The book offers practical advice and inspiring anecdotes, making it a valuable resource for homeschooling parents seeking to provide a well-rounded, values-based education.

The Core by Leigh Bortins is a comprehensive resource that outlines a classical education approach, emphasizing the importance of teaching core subjects like language, mathematics, and science in a systematic and integrated manner.

Bortins presents a structured method to help parents create a well-rounded and effective homeschool curriculum.

Now this book actually isn’t directly about homeschooling. However, we attended a seminar recently with Tricia Goyer, and she is such an inspirational lady.

She has 10 kids whom she has homeschooled, and this book is all about how they all went grumble-free for an entire year!

So I had to include this as a bonus book!