I loved that it’s super readable. Don’t get me wrong, they are building a strong argument for and guiding the reader on a path to better reading and, through that, living. The Sisters use clear, readable language, sentences, and structure to help the reader along while making the argument that reading and interacting with texts is good and necessary.

I loved that, though having blogged for years themselves, it doesn’t read like a blog. This is a book written in book form. Each of the three chapters in each section is an essay on an aspect of scholé. They start with the basics and grow the argument – what is scholé, why do you need it, how do you practice it, why it’s imperative, and its fruit. It’s seedling to flower and a beautiful progression.

Mothers, homeschool mothers, mothers-to-be, teen women – this book is for you. It says that you not only can – but must – love learning because in that effort you learn more about your faithful God and the work he has for you. Scholé, in reliance on Christ, bears wisdom.