We would best describe our courses as Globally Neutral with regard to religion. We do not advocate any particular doctrines or beliefs. Our goal at Literary Adventures for Kids is to help students develop a love of literature. Sometimes that means they will read books they love. At other times, they will read books they hate. Some books will make them feel good about their beliefs, and some will make them question long-held beliefs. We encourage students to think critically and to form their own opinions. We do not tell them how to think. To put it simply, we open a book and help a student to discover what is inside. We don't shy away from controversial authors, and we don't believe in banning books.

Our programs are online-based. That means that the lessons and materials are generally found online. However, there are several printable portions of the courses for writing projects, lesson planning, etc. Some parents go through each lesson and print out the worksheets first, but that isn't necessary to enjoy the course. You can access the lessons via computer, tablet, or phone for your convenience.

The short answer is that we offer more in the memberships.

The long answer is that the memberships include all of our book clubs. With the memberships, you can choose any book club to study at any time. You are charged a subscription fee to have access to every book club (plus a few extras like live book clubs, live poetry teatimes, teacher office hours, workshops, downloads, and bonuses). If you decide at anytime you no longer want the membership, you can simply cancel. You will be unenrolled from the courses.

However, with the purchase of a stand-alone course, you have access to that course for the lifetime of our business. You pay a one-time fee, and it is yours.

As experienced educators and homeschoolers, the authors behind Literary Adventures for Kids understand the challenges parents face when guiding their children through the complex world of classic literature.

Literary Adventures for Kids authors have actively taught children in homeschools, co-ops, virtual schools, and traditional schools. Our creator, Dachelle, uses her over 20 years of experience to create courses that encourage critical thinking and meaningful conversations.

We provide students with the opportunity to share their freewrites from the Questions to Ponder and the Writing Project. If they choose to share, we will provide feedback in the form of critiques and encouragement. Some of our students use this option frequently, while others choose to submit their assignments to their parents.

No, there is no time limit. Once you purchase one of our book clubs, it's yours forever. The only products that we have that are time-based are our memberships. They are at a considerably lower price per month, but you only have access to them while you are enrolled in the membership. So, they are best for those who want a variety of book clubs per month and/or have multiple children using multiple courses.

Send an email to dachelle@hidethechocolate.com or click that little button at the bottom of your screen and set up a Zoom meeting.