Homeschooling children takes a village because there is may be Subject you may know nothing about which for me is Science. On top of that getting children to do the work is harder than pulling teeth. Especially when it comes to Charlie and reading a book each day. Which is why I was excited to receive a copy of The Ancient Ones (Odom’s Library) by C.B. Strrul in exchange for this review. Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage from the products you purchase.
I sat down to read The Ancient Ones a Science Fiction book that will allow my to use the information from the book to teach Charlie Science, Music and Reading all in one class. Before you ask yes, Charlie has finished school but that doesn’t mean we should stop learning or reading every day should it?
I would like to thank the LORD because now, I can breathe. Once I finished reading the book Charlie dived into the story and he began to share what was happening in the story with David and the story captured his attention and now David is reading the book on his own. David let me know when he finishes the book he plans on giving the book to his brother Mike who also loves to read.
. If you have a teenager in your home I hope you share The Ancient Ones with them as well as any high school teachers you may know. Also don’t forget to share the story with any music lovers you might know because music is what brought them together .Suspense and drama is what you will find in this novel you will not want to put down when you begin reading the story.
About:
The Ancient Ones is a Science Fiction adventure that takes place on Earth 100,000 years ago. It is the survival tale of a teenage girl named Blue Flower who escapes into the wilderness as her tribe is captured by an opposing clan. Out in the far reaches of the desert landscape, she is rescued by a being from another world and the two of them form a bond through music.
About the author: C.B. Strul
C.B..Strul presents his first full-length Science fiction novel under the publishing flag of Odom’s Library. He has previously released a series of three novellas: Spinners, Forget the Complex, and What Grows from the Stump of a Tree? He lives in Los Angeles with his fiance, extended family, and two sweet pug doggies.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
