Welcome to Part III of Journeys through Georgia, a series on children’s fiction set in Georgia. Part I (found here) shone the spotlight on the Civil War and post-Civil War era, while Part II (found here) turned the spotlight toward the Great Depression. This month’s spotlight moves into geography, nature,...

Welcome to Part II of Journeys through Georgia, a series on children’s fiction set in Georgia. Part I was included in the February 13 newsletter and featured two books that are set during the Civil War (Turn Homeward, Hannalee) and afterward (Long Lonesome Train Whistle). You can also find that...

Have you been wanting a way to let your kids explore Georgia without leaving home? Or are you looking for more books to satisfy the appetite of a budding young history buff? Or is your goal to supplement a unit study on Georgia with living books that put history and...

The Orphan Train Adventures is a historical fiction series by Joan Lowery Nixon, set between 1856 and 1866 in various parts of the country. The series begins with A Family Apart , which introduces the Kelly family: a widow and her six children, who have been struggling to make ends...

This time of year we remember the founding of our country, and we at Cornerstone Living Library are so proud to have a good selection of books from that time period, in addition to biographies of the influential men and women of the American Revolution. We wanted to highlight a...