Children all across America are being homeschooled! Their families need help! To that end, we at Nothing New Press have reduced all e-Books by 50% and all bound books by 10% (expired) – no coupon code necessary. Homeschooling organizations, what can you do? All of us can do something to help! Share on social media […]
Our website is repaired and working
Our website is repaired and working. Our hosting company was updating security on our website that caused an unintentional conflict. Our website was down for week, but everything has been ressolved and everything is working. We have extended our 20% off sale until the end of the month.
Back to School and Revisionist History
A new school year is beginning, and like clockwork, the revisionist history plans for the public schools are making the news. The New York Times has launched the 1619 Project, with the goal to reframe American history all in terms of race and slavery. Someone needs to get the news to the New York Times […]
The History of the Bible in English
Christine has been writing a series over at A Little Perspective on the history of our English Bibles. The debate in academic circles continues to rage about the most accurate English translation, that is, the most true to the original autographs of Scripture, and what, even, those original autographs are. In order to answer this […]
Hendrick Willem Van Loon on History for Children
This is why we teach history, first of all, instead of modern social studies, and why we teach it with living books! From the Forward to Hendrik Willem Van Loon’s History with a Match: Being an Account of the Earliest Navigators and the Discovery of America: TO ALL GROWN-UPS: This little book is an historical […]
On teaching writing
“The practice of writing, that is, of composing, depends on previous reading, and example.” – Jacob Bryant, English historian and author | 1715-1804 From A New System, or an Analysis of Antient Mythology, Volume IV, p. 158. This is why we focus, in the elementary years, on a glut of reading, and copying, with spelling […]
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