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Why History Matters More than Ever Before
Jessica Glasner “One cannot and must not try to erase the past merely because it does not fit the present.” ― Golda Meir, My Life When we first set out to write a WWII history and writing curriculum to go with The Seabirds Trilogy, we had no idea that its release would come at such [...]
We’ve Been Working Really Hard… And Look What We’ve Got Now!
Jessica Glasner If you had told me at this time last year that within twelve months, not only would we have released the entire Seabirds Trilogy but also developed a complete high school history, social studies, and writing curriculum, I wouldn’t have believed it. Certainly, it would take at least a year or two. But [...]
The Book Nook Reviewed The Seabirds!
The lovely Meghan of the Book Nook Review just posted a wonderful review of The Seabirds Trilogy. It is such a blessing to know people are enjoying the series! Check it out here!
The Seabirds Trilogy World War II Companion Curriculum Coming Soon!
So... How are we spending our time ‘Socially Distancing?’ We are hauling on the Seabirds Companion WWII Curriculum. Miraculously, we will wrap up Part 1 (of 3) this afternoon! Woo hoo! I cannot express how excited I am about this content. Amazing first-hand accounts, movies, projects... I seriously wish I had this when I was [...]
The Seabirds… Curriculum?
“History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be un-lived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again.” Maya Angelou As of this week, the wheels were set in motion for a full-fledged History and Biblical World View curriculum based on The Seabirds Trilogy (released Fall 2020). All the pieces came together in such a [...]
Song of the Storm Petrel Book Trailer
Flight of the Seahawks Book Trailer!
Voyage of the Sandpiper Book Trailer!
Racing Pigeons and Donuts
*A special holiday excerpt from The Song of the Storm Petrel, Book 3 in the Seabirds Trilogy. (Also available in print!) Racing Pigeons and Donuts Dorris squinted into the pigeon loft, a special coop for the drafted birds of the U.S. Army stationed in Townsville, Australia. “So, they are just like regular pigeons?” “Regular [...]