Thank You Letter to My Homeschool

"I'm thankful to my homeschool because with homeschool, I'm free to be me!"

In this heartwarming picture book, a homeschooled child thanks his school for everything it offers -- from indoor inventions to outdoor adventures, from finding new friends to puzzling out problems. His school day might include robotics with friends, silent study time, planting seeds at the community garden, and more. One thing is for sure: homeschool is not boring!

A Thank You Letter to My Homeschool celebrates the unique learning opportunities and life experiences this popular lifestyle offers. A celebration of homeschool in all its forms, it's the perfect book for every family who homeschools and those who may be considering the lifestyle.

Homeschool is not just at home or in a classroom.

It takes me on adventures—

Here. There. Everywhere.

I'm thankful for all the ways homeschool helps me grow.

Sowing, waiting, wondering, and watching.

Collecting and counting.

Mixing, matching, discovering.

I'm thankful for the time it gives me to invent.

Building up, tearing down, and starting all over again.

Asking questions and unlocking new answers.

If you homeschool your children or know someone who does, grab a copy today!

Deb Adamson is a former broadcast news journalist, freelance essayist, and syndicated columnist for Gatehouse News Service. Her column about homeschooling her son was read in over 250 print newspapers nationally and online, where it is still available as a resource to homeschool families. Deb writes picture books, board books, chapter books, and middle grade novels in both fiction and nonfiction, and she's a member of SCBWI. In addition to authoring children's books, Deb writes for adults and hosts workshops on memoirs, humor, and revision. Deb currently lives on the Connecticut shoreline with her husband. You can follow her on Twitter and Instagram at @DebAdamsonBooks. To learn more, visit debadamson.com.

Airin O’Callaghan is an illustrator, muralist and educator who mainly draws for children. Her work includes "Some Bodies" and "The Mermaid With No Tail." She is the founder of Mural Wish, a nonprofit that donates murals for critically ill children. Airin lives in the Bay Area, California, where she finds inspiration in her son and in the beauty nature never fails to show.