Hints on Child Training by H. Clay Trumball
This may be the only child training book you will ever need! You will discover, as thousands of other parents have, the valuable insights written a hundred years ago by Henry Clay Trumbull. He shares very frankly from his lifetime experiences with teaching children and raising eight of his own. These are working principles, written with warmth, love, and wisdom, not untried theories. This book has been called "the best single volume on the subject of child training ever written" and is a refreshing change from today's psychological approach to discipline.

Good and Angry: Exchanging Frustration for Character in You and Your Kids
By Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller
Recognizing the very real emotions that parents feel, "Good and Angry" taps into the constructive side of anger and teaches new strategies for addressing the things children do that drive parents crazy. It outlines seven routines that help children improve in these areas and, in the process, build both the parent's and child's relationships with God.  This book has had a huge impact on our home, but be forewarned - it is very convicting!

By the same authors…
Say Goodbye to Whining, Complaining and Bad Attitudes in You and Your Kids!
Honor is more than just behavior change. Honor comes from the heart. It affects the way people think, the way they act, and the way they treat others around them. Honor motivates parents to treat children differently. It gives children more constructive ways to interact with their parents. It helps siblings develop tolerance and patience. Honor builds incredibly strong bonds that, in turn, benefit all members of the family. This book shows you in practical ways how honor can transform your family.

Seasons of a Mother's Heart, Revised
By Sally Clarkson
I am THRILLED to have this book back in print! It is one of my favorites - one I have read about once a year during the past decade I've been homeschooling.

"A mother’s life is a whirlwind of seasons, changing from one to another without much warning, and then to another the next day. If your heart is prepared, you can adjust to whatever season comes upon you, weathering the changes with grace; if it is not, you will find yourself reeling and twisting in the winds of life, grasping for something or someone to hold onto.But that is the secret to weathering the seasons of life. You need something—God’s word, and someone—Jesus Christ, to hold onto. They are what give you the grace to weather the seasons. Nothing else can…Only the revealed truth of God made alive in your heart through the Holy Spirit can." --from Seasons of a Mother’s Heart

Encouragement for Your Seasons

Your heart will be encouraged as you read the touching stories, spiritual insights, and personal lessons that are the seasons in Sally Clarkson’s life. She opens her own seasoned heart on these pages, sharing what she has learned as a homeschooling wife and mother about herself, her children, and her Lord. First published in 1998, this revised and expanded Ten Year Anniversary Edition includes four new essays by Sally from “ten years later” to introduce each section.

Passionate Housewives, Desperate for God
by Stacy McDonald and Jennie Chancey
In true Titus 2 style, two women paint a beautiful picutre of the truly fulfilled homemaker who glories in the hopeful calling God created for her.

The authors quickly dispel the myth of the "perfect wife" and dig deep to lay a firm foundation, built on God's word. You don't have to be perfect, just passionate to serve God and allow Him to work His best for you! This is not a "how-to" book; you won't find practical tips on home management or homeschool curriculum, instead you'll be challenged to consider "why" we can confidently stand against the tide of secular feminism (both in the world and in the church) and embrace our calling as wives and mothers.

Family Man, Family Leader By Philip Lancaster
For more than ten years, Philip Lancaster has been instilling hope, and calling fathers to their rightful duties as family prophets, priests, protectors, and providers. He has emerged as one of the most articulate and theologically-sound defenders of the biblical family. Through his magazine Patriarch, Phil has reached thousands with both the vision and the tools necessary for family revival. Now, in his first book, Phil lays — in simple, easy-to-understand concepts — the biblical foundation necessary for men to turn their hearts to home and change the world.This is not a "light" read -- written from a conservative view, the author has tackled many tough subjects and really causes the reader to ponder their own views on family life and leadership.

Family Man, Family Leader first presents the vision of biblical household leadership. Next, it addresses the many practical issues necessary for achieving victory as a man, from learning and acting upon God’s priorities, to decision-making as a father, to growing in oneness with your wife, to personal accountability before the Lord and victory over secret sins. Whether you are a veteran visionary father, or a dad just beginning the journey of patriarchy, this book is a great source of inspiration and practical help