Books about homeschooling will help you meet your child’s educational needs.

I’ve written these books specifically to help you overcome your child’s learning disabilities.

We did it, and you CAN do it too! Reading some of these books about homeschooling may help you help your child!

Click on any of the covers or my books to see them on Amazon.  I’ve written these books about homeschooling to help you meet your child’s individual educational needs better. I want to help you start overcoming your child’s learning disabilities.

Overcome Your Fear of Homeschooling book:

Learn the secret source of homeschooling parents’ patience. Find out how homeschoolers handle socialization and raise happy, well-rounded children. If you question whether you’re smart enough to homeschool your child, find out the secret to homeschoolers’ academic success whether a parent has been to college or not.

Have your eyes opened to the pros and cons for homeschooling children with special needs and gifted learners. Eliminate your uncertainty about homeschooling.

If you are at an educational crossroad and are considering homeschooling your child(ren), Overcome Your Fear of Homeschooling with Insider Information helps bring understanding of how homeschooling really works. The aim of Overcome Your Fear of Homeschooling is to help you make an informed decision about homeschooling through facts and insider information from within the homeschooling community.

You can buy this Learning Abled Kids title as a Downloadable PDF from my storefront, or purchase the Paperback or Kindle version from Amazon.

The Dyslexia Help Handbook For Parents:

If your child has a reading disability, my book, The Dyslexia Help Handbook for Parents: Your Guide to Overcoming Dyslexia Including Tools You Can Use for Learning Empowerment is a great choice!  This book reached the #2 Bestseller position on Amazon in the Learning Disabilities category.

The Dyslexia Help Handbook for Parents will help you clarify what kind of reading difficulty your child is experiencing so you can chose the best solution, whether that is special glasses, colored overlays, vision therapy, or another option such as an Orton-Gillingham based reading program.

Reading Comprehension for Kids:


Reading Comprehension for Kids helps you overcome challenges of teaching a child with ADHD, a non-visual learner, or a child with other reading comprehension issues. This book is based upon the difficulties we had and my subsequent research. It shares with you strategies proven to work in overcoming reading comprehension problems for kids.

Reading Comprehension for Kids is a Kindle Quick Book because it is a quick read that is less than 100 pages long. This book shares the essential information you need to know and leaves out theory, historical practices, etc. My hope is that the book will provide the perfect mix of need to know and how-to information so you can begin improving your child’s reading comprehension as quickly as possible.

How-To Homeschool Your Learning Abled Kid: 75 Questions Answered:

How-To Homeschool Your Learning Abled Kid: 75 Questions Answered For Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities or Twice Exceptional Abilities is one of the great books about homeschooling. If you decide you want to homeschool, but don’t know how to get started, this book answers many questions.

After running the Learning Abled Kids’ support group for a decade, I’ve found that parents have several questions that come up regularly. Their questions are about how to start, how to chose curriculum, what programs to use, and how to manage homeschooling and the household.  How-To Homeschool Your Learning Abled Kid: 75 Questions Answered will answer most of your questions as someone who is new to  homeschooling.

Cook’s Prize Winning Annual Meal Planning System: “Plan once per year and you are done!”

My last book, isn’t directly one of my books about homeschooling. However, it helps in a household management sort of way. It will also help you involve your children in meal planning and preparation.  This is the system we used to involve our boys in planning and cooking meals.  I submitted our system to a family mealtime contest and won FIRST PRIZE with our meal planning!

Cook’s Prize Winning Annual Meal Planning System: “Plan once per year and you are done!” was born out of that contest entry. The book walks you through the steps we used to plan our menu for the year. As an added benefit, it also shares the ways we involved our boys.

I sincerely hope these books help you teach and lets your child become educationally successful.

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