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Does anyone have MFW Rome to Reformation?
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I am debating between curriculums and was wondering if someone who has this set could just email me the recommended additional books to read that are listed in the back of the manual.
I would greatly appreciate any help!
My address is: [moderator removed e-mail address so spammers don’t pick it up and send you more junk.]
Thanks,
Annette
Oh! I didn’t realize there were THAT many! I wouldn’t want anyone to spend that much time. Maybe someone could scan the list and attach it to an email???
Hopefully someone would be willing to do this….
Thank you so much!
Annette
The list is copyrighted. I’m sorry I’m being such a downer here!
There are two different lists in the back of TM. One is arranged weekly based on the topics you are studying. They are separated into non-fiction and fiction books then listed in order from easiest to hardest. There are short synopsis explaining what the book is about and any cautions they think you might need to know about the book. Then there is list of classic literature divided by grade level that you can choose from for reading time.
The lists are just suggestions. You can choose any literature or non-fiction books to go with the curriculum. Sometimes I used the lists and sometimes I went my own way. It just depended on what I wanted to do at time.
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