Homeschool Library Builder ~ Fill Your Shelves!!

Last year I reviewed the site Homeschool Library Builder and wanted to share a little of the information with you all again ~ especially a great sale that is coming up this weekend!

Homeschool Library Builder is a site that helps you fill your homeschool library shelves with quality literature ~ at affordable prices. They carry a large variety of books {out of print and current} and organize their books by category making books quick and easy to find. It is a site run by two homeschool moms with a love of books and an understanding of providing excellent literature to families.

Here are a few of my favorite features of the site:

• A handy search feature to search for books for books related to a specific curricula: Beautiful Feet, Sonlight, Five in A Row, Tapestry of Grace...very nice!!
• Ability to search for books by country/geographic region (which I am LOVING!!)
• Spotlight on the season: ideas and suggestions for the upcoming season that includes crafts, lesson plans and other resources.
• New arrivals ~ a listing of all of the books that have recently been added to the site

Speaking of sales, you might want to mark this one down! This Superbowl Sunday {February 7, 2010}, you have the opportunity to take up to 35% off your order and help a great ministry that is supporting relief efforts in Haiti.

Homeschool Library Builder is already offering a 20% off your entire order sale for the entire month of February, but will send you a coupon for an additional 15% off on Superbowl Sunday when you make a donation of any amount to Heartline Ministries.



Head on over to Homeschool Library Builder to check out their stacks of books and see if there are any you’ve been looking to add to your library! You can also sign up to receive their newsletter which will alert you to special sales they have in the future.

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This product was given to me for review purposes, and I do not have to return the product to the vendor. I was not paid for this post. All opinions expressed in this post are mine.