Homeschooling During and Beyond Covid-19
Stacey homeschooled her three children long before the global pandemic and can relate to the fear that parents often have wondering if their children are learning enough.
Her children, now grown, are thriving in the real world.
She gives suggestions, hope and humor as she discovered that learning does not just take place at the dining room table.
What People Say
Stacey Greene is a terrific story teller that makes us think and reflect on the lives we’ve had the
privilege of knowing. Her compassionate heart helps us see ourselves if the characters and moves
us to a greater understanding of the gifts we’ve been given in our lives. With a sweet, conversational style, Stacey brings us into the important role of valuing those around us. Pick it up and you’ll be into it throughout the journey. Well done!
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- Jim Zugschwert, Stronger Than Broken -
Having suffered the loss of my daughter a few months ago, and both parents within 3 years
I approached this book with caution and concern. I didn’t know how I would deal with the eruptions of raw emotion that might be uncomfortable to embrace. Instead, I found that the whimsical journey through Lydia’s life allowed me to carefully reflect on some of the wonderfully joyful moments in her loss story and mine. I enjoyed the flashback to a 70’s childhood and the hippy chic culture that was Coventry in the 80’s. Rather than inducing more pain in my grief journey her story made me want to sit down and write a few letters to dead men
and women of my own.
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- Lore, Letters To The Dead Men -