Eggleston books?
Eggleston books?
We really like the Eggleston books we've been reading this year in Bigger. Does anyone know if there are other Eggleston books that would go along with the Beyond history lessons?
Lee Ann
DD3 - LHTH
DD10 - no longer schooled at home
DS12 - no longer schooled at home
Have used LHTH, LHFHG, BLHFHG, and BHFHG
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DD3 - LHTH
DD10 - no longer schooled at home
DS12 - no longer schooled at home
Have used LHTH, LHFHG, BLHFHG, and BHFHG
http://netpea.blogspot.com
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Re: Eggleston books?
What a great question! I'd like to know the answer to that, too!




Re: Eggleston books?
There is a third Eggleston book entitled History of the United States and Its People. It is available through Rainbow Resource Center. They list the grade level as 7 - Adult. The description in the Rainbow catalog says it starts with Columbus and ends in 1888. It has 60 chapters, over 400 illustrations and maps and study questions.
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Re: Eggleston books?
LeeAnn,
Donna is right! The third Eggleston book is much harder than the two other Eggleston titles used within Bigger Hearts. I do love Eggleston's style of writing and had a hard time putting the books down myself!
Blessings,
Carrie
Donna is right! The third Eggleston book is much harder than the two other Eggleston titles used within Bigger Hearts. I do love Eggleston's style of writing and had a hard time putting the books down myself!

Blessings,
Carrie