Since Timeline of Classics first appeared in 2011, several people have given us their opinions!
Gail, I couldn’t have been more impressed. What a thorough, incredible resource for ALL ages! – W. Reyn, November 2015
- Cathy Duffy Reviews – newly revised – March 2016
The second edition of Timeline of Classics has added a section at the beginning of the book, “Introduction to Reader Response Journaling.” This valuable addition is actually about much more than journaling. It outlines a process for reading and journaling about books that can be quite extensive. – Cathy Duffy, March 2016
- Exceptional Resource Set from IEW – a TOS Review – October 2015
- Schoolhouse Review Crew – October 2015
- Education is a Life – October 2015
Any homeschooler that uses a literature based approach for history will appreciate this resource. It hits just the right balance of selectivity and comprehensiveness, and could easily be used as the basis of all your history studies on its own. – Nelleke, October 2015
- Under the Sky – November 2015
- The Ramblings of the Blonde Mother Bear – May 2013
- Encouraging Moms at Home – July 2012
You could actually organize all of your history and literature studies from elementary through high school using Timeline of Classics as your single guide. – Amy Blevins
- Mom’s Mustard Seeds – August 2012
