secular literature guides?

[mo2]

Looking for something similar to Veritas Press or Progeny Press, but secular. Anyone know of anything?

Thanks.

[Sue in St Pete]

I am just investigating myself, so I make no guarantees ;) but here are a few:

Lightning Literature
http://www.hewitthomeschooling.com/book/blight.asp

Teaching the Classics
http://www.centerforlit.com/default.htm

Mosdos Press
http://www.mosdospress.com/

HTH!

[training5]

I know Logos School has some.

[Jenny in Atl]

I'm not sure if they are anything like Veritas but friends of mine have like these. I have not seen them so I don't know if they are any good.

http://www.glencoe.com/catalog/index.php/catalog?c=1668&v=

[PixieKris]

I really like Teaching the Classics because it works for any book! He has DVD's that one of my friends bought and we all watched. I suppose I've forgotten how to really look at literature - plot, conflict, theme, characters, setting, etc... He's got great questions in the back that you can choose from to meet the needs of the literature you are using.

: ) Kris

[Kareni]

Garlic Press (cute name, eh?) also puts out some well regarded secular literature guides. Here is a link to their sample page:

http://www.garlicpress.com/links/links.htmlhttp://www.garlicpress.com/links/links.html

Regards,
Kareni

[Laura Corin]

Completely secular so far.

Laura

[Jenny in Atl]

I'm not sure that's true for LL's upper levels. We are using LL Medieval unit this year. There have been a number of questions pertaining to whether the text describes Christian values and if the characters are Christian. We have only done two sections so far, so I don't know it this is true for throughout the unit. I know the next bk is the classic poem Piers the Ploughman, which explores Christian themes.