Just starting and need some advice

Hi, I have a few questions. My daughter, six, started reading at three. She begged to go to kindergarten last fall, and even though we have always wanted to homeschool, we felt it would not hurt to allow her a year in the private christian school where my mum teaches. She complained of boredom the first week, because she did not like the kindergarten “readers” (the phoniocs books with which they teach school children to read.) SO I spent quite a lot of time taking her to the library and choosing interesting and fun books for her to read at home. By the end of the school year she was reading the fourth grade “readers” at school, and chapter books from the library (for example: Alice in Wonderland, the Chronicles of Narnia) at home. I know that if I were to return her to the school for first grade she would be deathly bored as she would have to read all the first grade “readers” and rework her way back up to her actual reading level.

SO! On to my problems and questions. I would like to begin using the Charlotte Mason method for our home school. I know she will blossom and bloom under it. I am not certain how to begin. She has never done narration. She is already proficient at writing. However, she is still very much a six year old child. She loves picture books, and has never done any memory work. I have read many articles, etcetera on how to begin the Charlotte Mason Method, but it all seems to be about how to teach small children to read. Do I start her narrating the chapter books she already reads? Or do I start her on something easier to do? I find she is daunted when I ask her to tell me what she has been reading. I don’t think the school she attended ever had her talk about the “books” she read there. And she usually loses interest if I say, “Ok, I’ll read to you and you tell me what I read.”  I know the oral narration is important, but can I start her on written as she seems much more interested in that? Help!