While in Nashville, I planned to get some math books. I ended up with a few of those, and a bunch of unexpected things as well! What homeschooler can pass up books??

Mission Imperative, AiG and Apologia

Of course the last two were on my radar, but I had never even heard of Mission Imperative! I stopped and spoke with Mike, and I was super-impressed with him!

He had me so fascinated with the book about the flood that I made a second purchase!

I picked up this book from the Apologia booth, I hope to crack it open soon!

I listened to a lot of Ken Ham at Teach Them Diligently, and I picked this book up for my husband as well as myself from Answers in Genesis.

Doorposts, Simply Charlotte Mason and WriteShop

I went looking for the “If-Then” Chart over at Doorposts, and ending up finding a nice study book for mom, and a book about Biblical beauty. I may need that one as well.

Note: my husband is not a pig, far from it, but a certain someone struggles with self-worth issues.

I found this gem of a book over at the WriteShop booth. I was drooling over the high school writing kit, but I just couldn’t swing it. WriteShop- if you need a review, I’m your girl!

Simply Charlotte Mason had some great goodies! I got a fantastic book for myself, and some history books for our oldest, Christian.

Life of Fred and JM Cremps

JM Cremps was full of shoppers. I decided this was the perfect place to pick up some gifts for my kiddos.

I also picked up astronaut ice cream and a Duck Commander call. They loved them!

I was also on a very specific Life of Fred hunt. I wanted the Intermediate series, but the first booth I went to didn’t have it. I saw that LOF would be at the TTD Marketplace, so I booked it over there and scored {even saving a few bucks!}.

They also had Dogs, the fourth book in the Elementary Series.

I picked up the Pre-Algebra at the Queen Homeschool booth.

So, suffice it to say I came away with more books than I had planned. I ‘m okay with that.

I plan to have a totally random post about my trip soon, you won’t want to miss what I learned in Nashville!