Trying to raise my kids to be based pedes. My 9 year old just read Rush Limbaugh's Rush Revere series - loved the books so much he actually immediately reread them! He is now obsessed and I'm looking for other based literature that is age appropriate. He learned more history from those books in the past 2 weeks than he has all year in his fraud public elementary school (that is STILL running a hybrid model because of fauxvid).
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Got a few: Resistance to Tyranny.... Anarchists Cookbook (for the younger pedes).... U.S. Army Special Forces Guide to Unconventional Warfare
Chronicles of Narnia is pretty good for kids.
For general reading I'd recommend a Harvard Classics and Great Books of the Western , either one or both. Each set has 50-100 books in each set, about three or four shelves for each set. Harvard Classics was printed in 1911 or twelve, Greak Books was printed in the 1950s with a revised version in the 70s . Because no one reads the classics, it's cheap, I got each set for $100 off of kijiji, need to wait for the right seller though.
Also wouldn't hurt to get an encyclopedia set, even if it's old it's still useful, big tech rewriting history and all that...most people are throwing out encyclopedias, I picked up mine for free , smelled a bit musky but that's the based smell of knowledge.
Oh, there's a junior classics from Harvard too, great for kids.
Highly recommend Louis Lamour’s westerns. Historically accurate, he visited every place he mentions, highly entertaining, pro-American rugged individualism
The way of the peaceful warrior. Dan Millman
GA Henty is old fashioned but wrote some great historical fiction. Brotherband chronicles John flanagan Rangers apprentice series also by john flanagan
We are considering homeschooling, just trying to aggregate some resources now.
Animal Farm, Orwell