Series 1: The Art of Tragedy
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Literature companions and writing curricula rooted in the living-books tradition — for students ready to read deeply and write with real conviction.
Narration as backbone. Living books over textbooks. The Great Conversation that ties literature to the formation of the whole student.
Explore →Macbeth and Wuthering Heights — fifteen weeks of student handouts, teacher guides, and a thesis-writing workshop.
See the units →Home study or co-op teacher license. Every purchase includes access to In the Margin, the student companion app.
Compare versions →Life at the table — co-op, ranch, and the living classroom
A gentle digital planner built around the rhythms of a Charlotte Mason home — morning time, nature hours, loop schedules, narration, and the habits that hold a day together. A rhythm, not a system.
Literature and language arts are the table at which a student learns to think — not just about what a text says, but about what it means to be human.
I spent nine years in the public school classroom teaching AP Language & Composition and AP British Literature before bringing my family home to a 15-acre ranch outside Boerne, Texas. I hold a master’s in Literary Studies — but more than that, I’m a reader, a teacher, and a mother who believes great literature is meant to be encountered, not dissected from a safe distance.
Delight & Savor grew out of the gap I saw between rigorous academics and the Charlotte Mason ideal of the living, breathing classroom. Every unit I write asks the same question Charlotte Mason asked: What does this child deserve to think about?
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There’s a student somewhere who is ready for this. Let’s find them a great book.
