Every week in our homeschool, we sit down with a book. And every week I used to wish someone had already done the hard work — the chapter guides, the discussion questions, the vocabulary lists, the connections to real life.
So I built it. With the help of AI, I can now generate a complete study guide for almost any children’s or young adult book — tailored for homeschool families who want depth without hours of prep.
What You Get With Each Book Study
- 📖 Chapter-by-chapter reading guide — what to look for, what to discuss
- 💬 Discussion questions — conversation starters that go beyond “what happened”
- 📝 Vocabulary lists — key words with definitions, at your child’s level
- 🎓 Lesson plan — how to spread the book across your school week
- 🔗 Real-world connections — science, history, geography, and life skills woven in
- 🎧 Audio summaries — short recordings for kids who love to listen (coming soon)
Who This Is For
Homeschool parents who want their kids to actually engage with books — not just read them and move on. This is for families who believe that great literature teaches more than any textbook, and who want the tools to make that happen without spending hours preparing.
Free Sample — Charlotte’s Web
Want to see what a full study guide looks like? Download the free Charlotte’s Web Book Study Guide — our first sample guide, designed for ages 6-10.
👇 Check the blog for the free sample post, or browse our homeschool posts to see how we use books in our own family’s learning.
Coming Soon
We’re building out the full library. If you’d like to request a book study guide or be notified when new guides drop, leave a comment below with your favorite book title.
We homeschool on our 5-acre homestead in Nevada. Everything here comes from real experience — not theory.