It's great to hear that HOD has prepared your children well for college work. We have found the same to be true with our two oldest sons. If the workload seems too much in a guide and is wearing your child out, it is a good idea to take a look at the guide below it as a better possible fit. Finding the right fit can take a little time initially, but it is well worth it in the long haul!
So glad that your kiddos are underway and doing well overall. We are at odd places in our guides too. Our third oldest son is a couple weeks away from finishing World History. Our youngest son is on week 23 of Rev2Rev. We just keep chugging forward and are actually really enjoying the stride the boys are in right now! 
His all time favorite book was Count of Monte Cristo. 
Wyatt, my oldest son in his sophomore year of college, just reread The Count of Monte Cristo last month for fun!spiderpetal wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 7:29 pmI have enjoyed reading everyone’s posts!
My oldest is in his sophomore year at Oklahoma State doing a double major in computer and electrical engineering
That was a book I just could not put down. It may be my favorite book of all time. The way it shows how revenge will take you further than you ever thought possible was such a good lesson. Even for one who was as badly treated as Edmond Dantes. Baby Island was a favorite from my childhood. I even read it aloud to my oldest two boys, and they loved it too... just a great book for that age group. The Prisoner of Zenda is a book that just goes like a racehorse. It is so witty too. The Black Stallion was a terrific mystery and adventure all rolled in one. Shane was such a well-written western. I could just picture that main character so easily. Sundar Singh was so exciting that it almost felt like it couldn't have all happened to one man. God was with Sundar in such amazing ways. Ben Hur was such a good book too. I made so many connections with that one and was amazed at how it came full circle with the story of Jesus. It gave me chills! You can be so proud of him.