The Good and the Beautiful Library + An Unboxing!
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You guys. You know how much I have raved about The Good and the Beautiful homeschool curriculum. I took a chance, downloaded their free Level 2 language arts curriculum for my oldest son who was struggling with a desire to read, printed it out, and gave it a go. His attitude toward school changed. His reading level jumped. The complaining about school? Not nearly what it was. There’s a reason so many people are turning to The Good and the Beautiful curriculum for homeschooling. It’s amazing! Today, I’m sharing an exciting announcement with you. The Good and the Beautiful Library has been released!
What is the Good and the Beautiful Library?
The Good and the Beautiful Library has been a labor of love. The mission is to bring back wholesome, high quality books that have gone out of print or are just plain hard to find. The people over at the Good and the Beautiful are also offering clean language versions of worthy classics and modern literature. 
There are currently 16 books available for purchase. Y’all, these books are only $5-$10 each. They are everything that is The Good and the Beautiful. High quality, wholesome, worthy, and affordable.
Here’s a list of titles currently available:
- Abraham Lincoln by Wilbur Fisk Gordy
- Dawn by Eleanor H. Porter
- His Indian Brother by Hazel Wilson
- Into the Unknown by Matthew A. Henson, Jacob Bull, and Bernadine Bailey
- Just David by Eleanor H. Porter
- Ladycake Farm by Mabel Leigh Hunt
- Lions in the Barn by Virginia Voight
- Over the Hills to Nugget by Aileen Fisher
- Patterns on the Wall by Elizabeth Yates
- Race for the Prairie by Aileen Fisher
- Slave Boy in Judea by Josephine Sanger Lau
- The Story of John Greenleaf Whittier by Francis E. Cooke
- The Story of Marco by Eleanor H. Porter
- The Touch of Magic by Lorena H. Hickok
- Up from Slavery by Booker T. Washington
- Zeke and the Fisher-Cat by Virginia Francis Voight
All of these titles are included in The Good and the Beautiful Book List (which is another amazing resource to have for your homeschool).
The Good and the Beautiful Curriculum Unboxing
Now, to get on to a fun unboxing! The Good and the Beautiful was gracious enough to send us some new curriculum for the upcoming school year.
Here’s what we received:
The Good and the Beautiful Language Arts Level 1
The Good and the Beautiful Language Arts Level 3
The Good and the Beautiful Arthropods Science Unit Study
Watch the video below to see how excited my kids were, and look for detailed flip-throughs in the future!
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Hmm. I don’t know what I think about “clean language versions ” of books. Sure, when I read aloud, I do change or skip words, but that is usually in modern books…Mic Harte was Here, and The Kane Chronicles come to mind. But in classics? Does it feel a little like rewriting history to anyone else? I’m not trying to push my view on anyone. ..just thinking out loud. ..
I think it depends which classics we are talking about, for me anyways. I’m not sure which ones they are planning to release or what exactly they are going to change. I am really excited they are publishing books that have been nearly impossible to find, though!