This listing includes 2 Homeschool Books for Moms. (price is for both books)

Lies Homeschooling Moms Believe by Todd Wilson -2006 Family Man Ministries Softcover, 115 pages -Used, in good condition, Shows some normal wear from use, Inscription on second page, otherwise no writing-no torn or missing pages

Your house is a disaster, your kids seem out of control, and you wonder how you'll ever make it through another day of school. Your 'get up and go' has 'gotten up and went'. You used to think homeschooling was the best thing since sliced bread, but now you're feeling like burnt toast. Take heart--you're not alone! Most homeschooling moms are prone to believing the lies that say, you're not good enough...you aren't qualified...and you are ruining your children.

If you believe these lies, you will crumble under the weight of homeschooling and feel defeated and alone. But if you learn to recognize these lies and combat them with the TRUTH, then you will experience peace, joy, and freedom. Look inside these pages to discover the steps to combat the lies homeschooling moms believe and to fill your mind and heart with the TRUTH. 

Homeschool Supermom...NOT! by Susan Kemmerer -2009 Softcover by Schoolhouse Publishing,279 pages- Good condition, Shows wear from use, no writing, no torn or missing pages

It’s finally here! This book, 20 years in the making, is full of photos, ideas, tips, Scripture, humor, and practical application. In it, you will find help for your home and school and hope for your soul. You might think I’m not just a homeschool mom like you. I’m the epitomy of the Homeschool Supermom - or so it may seem. I’ve homeschooled my nine amazing kids for 20 years. But it’s time for me to climb down from the pedestal, and in total transparency, explode the Supermom myth. I invite you to be the proverbial fly-on-the-wall in our homeschool. You will be strengthened and encouraged as you see that I - the Homeschool Supermom - really am just like you! See photos of our house (unwashed dishes, dirty laundry, and all). Read stories of how we’ve worked out our problems (we all have them). Do Bible studies that will strengthen your soul. Equip yourself with lots of great ideas. Learn about resources that are available to you. Shore up your convictions. Cry over your sin. Laugh at the comics (by Todd Wilson, FamilyMan) and jokes. Most importantly, find strength in the grace that is readily available to you. But, “homeschooling” is just the outer trappings. If you’ve been homeschooling any length of time, you already know that it’s not your great curriculum, your clever chore chart, or your organized life that make or break your homeschool. It’s your heart. Homeschooling is merely a tool that God is using to make and shape you. So, after all the tips and ideas that permeate the pages of Homeschool Supermom...NOT!, my prayer is that the Holy Spirit will gently and persistantly draw you back to the matters of the heart. This book will help you to make those connections and lead you to make changes that will impact your school, your family, and your life.