Re Opening Next Week

Reopening next week for regular hours on the 15th Wednesday… here are some of the new things that have recently come in:
1.) MUS full set of alpha
2.) teaching textbooks 4- complete set
3.) Mystery of History vol 1 & 2
4.) IEW Phonetic zoo A
5.) full sets of Saxon 1,2,3 including workbooks
6.) Apologia Chemisty 2nd ed
7.) Apologia land animals
8.) IEW Poetry Memorization
and way more than I can poosibly list.
Check out the website- it links you to over 500 items in my online store and to Amazon for recommended, frequently needed items.
Please do not buy new, until you check out the shelves here!! I have TONS of teacher editions that you can save money on…

Regular hours are Wed and Thursday’s 1-5pm..
See you soon,

Prayer Request and News about re-opening the shop

Hello everyone!

First – Prayer request: I am having gallbladder surgery Monday the 30th. I had an “attack” a few days before New Yrs. I have since had a work up and a very strong recommendation to have it removed (not just 1-2 stones a “gravel pit”). So.. I am asking for prayer for my health, kids away at school that cannot be here piece of mind and comfort, physicians ability, etc. After my auto accident a few yrs ago, I really don’t want to spend ANY time at the hospital but also want to head off further problems..

Second- It is time to think about re- opening the shop. I have been very busy selling online since I closed in Nov. Last year was the shop’s biggest yr yet!!  Some of you have had some rather large checks over the last year and I appreciate your sharing your books with me and hope to continue our success in finding them new homes.

Regular Hours will resume Wednesday February 15th 1-5pm.

Third- Please visit my website- www.kurriculumkorner.com there is a map there, connection to my online list of things for sale, connections to recommendations for curriculum from me, connections to favorite blogs, advertisements for sales I come across etc..

Here are a few of the new things I have received since Christmas:

Mystery of History 1& 2;
Shurley English 1-4;
Teaching Textbooks 4- also have a copy or 2 of Algebra 1 but it has been revised;
Easy Grammar;
tons of Literature;
Apologia Chemistry 2nd ed- used at CEC – please do not wait til July- they will be gone and you will have to purchase new;
Apologia Land Animals- brand New;
MFW Exploration to 1850 – almost a complete set- all but the student pages and the Bible study book;
Studying God’s Word- Christian Liberty Press- several levels;
Fallacy Detective;
Veritas Press guide books;
a few Progeny Press guides, along with some Veritas and TLP;
Muzzy- French, German and Spanish all vhs;
BJU Phonics 1;

Math U See Alpha full set, Beta teacher set;
Comstock’s Handbook for Nature Study;

FIAR story discs;

Charlotte Mason Companion and A Charlotte Mason Education;
Pocketful of Pinecones;
some Singapore Math;
full sets of Saxon 1,2,3 including brand new workbooks;
Saxon Physics and Calculus;
Moody Science VHS’s;
Winston Grammar;
some DIVE cd’s;
How to be a Superstar Student- vhs- Teaching company. Have a few other selections of theirs also- Art, Calculus;
Family Math;
full but older sets of Abeka- Language, New World History, some workbooks- math, penmanship;
Bonnie Erickson’s English class at CEC textbook- Prentice Hall World masterpieces- don’t wait until July!;
Anatomy and Physiology coloring books used in Apologia;
Rod and Staff English pieces-3,5,6;
Movies as Literature;
BJU English teacher eds and Math teacher eds;

as you can see, way more than I can list- regular hours resume on the 15th of February to make sure that I have recovered..
Call me if you need something before that, I will be here!  It may take me a few days to respond- depending on recovery time.  Thank you for all your support and prayers!

Karen

Wednesday thoughts

I wasn’t very busy today so I had time to go through the bookstore shelves a bit. I am always excited when I find an old classic that I loved or a new classic that I haven’t read yet. As it is the middle of September and my goal for this summer was to read as many “juvenile fiction” books as I could, I thought I would choose a few more. Customers often ask me for a recommendation and to give a book a thumbs up, or not, I think I should have read the book. So far this summer I have already read eleven. There are at least two more to read before “fall” is official. Most of the choices were good stories. A few had some challenging vocabulary (a plus in my book) and most had excellent character development. I must say that I prefer historical fiction over general fiction. I have always had a soft spot for pioneers and queens. None of the books were excessively long- easier to read quite a few that way. Here is my list: A Sprig of Broom, Great Gatsby, Miracles on Maple Hill, Indian captive, the Cabin Faced West, Martin the Warrior, Thimble Summer, 100 Dresses, Homeless Bird, the Glass Castle and the Life of Pi. I think the last two will be: Ginger Pye and the Twenty One Balloons. Happy reading! I am actually looking forward to challenging myself to read even more over the next season- I don’t think it is possible to run out of good books to read!

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