“It is so refreshing to read a book about a “real” family, that is not only filled with wonderful, precious moments, but also honest about the very real struggles that we all encounter in family life. Although her homeschool experience is different than the path we have chosen, I was encouraged and inspired how God worked out His plan for the Wickham family.”

Read the rest of Cindy Prechtel’s review of Pajama School on the Homeschooling From the Heart Blog.

“As a homeschooling mom to three boys, Pajama School brought me both sighs of relief and smiles. The author’s recollection of her homeschooling days gave me much needed encouragement…[She] was homeschooled through high school, and is now the owner of her own piano studio, is the director of Adventures in Character, and a gifted writer. Her testimony reminds me homeschooling is a vital and outstanding form of education.”

Read the rest of Kathy Davis’ review of Pajama School on the Homeschool Buzz website.

“In Pajama School, Natalie provides specific, real-life encouragement for all ages. To students encountering homeschooling for the first time, Natalie gives reassurance that studying at home is not meant to cut them off from the real world, but to make the real world their classroom. It was Natalie’s passport to personalized, hands-on experience in entrepreneurial enterprises, politics, education, music, and more.”

Read the rest of Elisabeth A.’s review of Pajama School on the Young Ladies Christian Fellowship Blog.

“Page by page, Natalie shares her life, speaking, from the heart, about her experiences as a homeschooler, from her struggles, to her triumphs, and all of those great family stories in between. As a homeschool graduate myself, one who started homeschooling around the same age that Natalie did, I identified with so much of her story. The book had me laughing and thinking.”

Read the rest of Jasmine Baucham’s review of Pajama School on her Joyfully Home Blog.

“Her book gives many ideas of how a family can incorporate real life experiences into a home school. It’s a motivational book, yet it didn’t make me feel inadequate with who I am because Natalie was genuine. Besides showing her beautiful heart and diligent efforts, she also revealed her struggles and inadequcies. Pajama School is an encouraging and interesting book that will make you feel you spent some time with God (there’s a lot of precious scripture to learn from).”

Read the rest of Lynnette Kraft’s review of Pajama School on her Dancing Barefoot on Weathered Ground Blog.

“Pajama School is a delightful book that I would recommend to anyone, not just a homeschooler.”

Read the rest of Ali Hooper’s review of Pajama School on the Homeschool Bliss Blog.

“This book is a tremendous encouragement for any homeschool family. It is a long book, 334 pages. Natalie goes into detail on how she sought the Lord for all the decisions of her life. The Lord was always faithful to help her in her struggles. I do recommend this book, Pajama School. You will enjoy the stories from the life of a homeschool graduate, Natalie Wickham.”

Read the rest of Judy Schmelzle’s review of Pajama School on the Smoky Valley Home Educator’s Library News Blog.

“If you want an inspirational story about a home schooler who hasn’t completely fouled up their life, this is a great book. Natalie Wickham is an excellent writer and shares her heart and her passions very well with her reader.”

Read the rest of Carrie B.’s review of Pajama School on the 5 Minutes for Books Blog.

“Since the book is written from her perspective and not that of her mother, you will not find organizational tips or teaching methods but rather a heart warming look at the life of a young Christian women who was homeschooled successfully and is happy to share her personal life experiences.”

Read the rest of Karin Katherine’s review of Pajama School on the Heart of the Matter website.

“If, as a homeschooling parent, you have concerns about specific areas of your child’s education (how will they learn higher math if I don’t remember how to do it!?, etc) you will find this book reassuring.”

Read the rest of Carrie Lauth’s review of Pajama School on the Natural Moms Talk Radio website.

“I would recommend this book to those who are home schooling, those who want an un-sugar coated look at home schooling and those who are considering home schooling.”

Read the rest of Ruth Baker’s review of Pajama School on The Baker Circus Blog.

“I believe that Pajama School isn’t just hope for homeschool moms, but for our growing young daughters…This is definitely a book that Christian parents, homeschooling families can glean from and one that I highly recommend them to read…Even if you don’t homeschool, it will allow you to understand what it means to homeschool – from a graduate’s student’s perspective.”

Read the rest of Theresa Gould’s review of Pajama School on the Faith and Family Blog.

“I found Natalie’s story very encouraging and interesting. She really brings the point across that homeschooling is much different looking on the outside than traditional schooling, but it can be a success, in spite of many barriers.”

Read the rest of Martha Artyomenko’s review of Pajama School on Our Family’s Adventures Blog.