Title: Made up stories of 15 COMPOSITE homeschooling families
Product review: The book description says this is a look at "fifteen real families" -- um, no, it's a collection of fifteen composites of homeschooling families that Whelchel has created. Individual details here and there may come from real homeschoolers, but no one portrait is of a real family. They are made up. If you want to read stories from actual homeschoolers, check out "Homeschool Open House" by Nancy Lande or "Real Lives" by Grace Llewellyn.I give this book two stars instead of one because it's an interesting overview of types of homeschooling, but in no way is it a REAL look at homeschooling.
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