E-Homeschooling: Embracing the E-Book Revolution

     The Old Schoolhouse magazine (www.theoldschoolhousestore.com) has recently developed an informative, new e-book designed to answer your questions about the use of e-books, why they exist, how to store them in your home, tips on how to publish your own e-books, and more.

     The director of this project, Angelina Stanford McBride, is a noted "hard copy" book lover. However, over time, she has learned to appreciate and even enjoy e-books for what they offer. She, and numerous other e-book users, spend some time in E-Homeschooling: Embracing the E-Book Revolution describing why e-books can be so useful for families, why they are economical, and how they are easy to store and use in your homes and on the road.

     Several lists of a variety of sources in which to obtain free or economically priced e-books can be found in E-Homeschooling: Embracing the E-Book Revolution.

    
In a helpful "Q & A" format, the questions that are frequently asked about e-books are answered here for both the novice and the expert e-book user.

    
Multiple authors contributed to this e-book to provide a variety of methods of storing and organizing e-books on a person’s computer, or in their physical home library or file cabinets. I know that you will appreciate finding a method that suits your style!

     Finally,
E-Homeschooling: Embracing the E-Book Revolution ends with excellent pointers on how to begin publishing your own e-books for sale to the general public. Heidi Strawser ("The Old Schoolhouse" E-Book Reviews Specialist) candidly lists some of the most common errors would-be e-book publishers make in their attempts to produce e-books. The advice here is solid and beneficial reading for any individual who is interested in writing and selling their own e-books.

    
This is an informative, useful e-book that is a free download from "The Old Schoolhouse’s" website here. Enjoy!

Embracing the E-Book Revolution