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Classical History Package - get 10% off The Story of the Greeks and The Story of the Romans.
Please visit the individual book pages linked above for more detailed information about each of Guerber's Histories available from Nothing New Press. From there, you may also view 2-page spreads, read the publisher's and author's prefaces, the table of contents, several whole chapters from each book, customer comments, and more.
Guerber's Histories Awarded Readers Choice Awards 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2022
Nothing New Press is honored that the Guerber History Series has been chosen by the readers of Practical Homeschooling Magazine, as one of the top history curricula for both 2016 through 2021. Thank you, Practical Homeschooling Readers!
Guerber's Histories a 102 Top Pick!
The Guerber history series edited by Christine Miller and reprinted by Nothing New Press has been chosen by Cathy Duffy as a 102 Top Pick Homeschool Curriculum (Guerber's Histories were previously a 100 and 101 Top Pick Homeschool Curriculum). Cathy's new book makes planning and choosing curriculum simpler than ever! Use Cathy's charts to figure out your philosophy of education and your children's learning styles - the charts show how each of the Top Picks match up with different learning styles, approaches to education (e.g., classical education, unit studies, etc.), as well as practical issues such as prep time, ease of use, and suitability for independent study. Cathy says of the Guerber series: "Guerber writes with a lively style that reminds me of Joy Hakim (author of The Story of the U.S. from Oxford University Press). Christine Miller has retained that same engaging style in her adaptations and additions. ... Of particular note is the religious perspective. This series is Christian, and it does a surprisingly good job of fairly presenting both Protestant and Catholic positions. Even in the Renaissance and Reformation volume, we read about the good and bad from both sides."
