Buy old books. Find them used on Amazon or Ebay.
There are plenty of old children's series published in the 1940s - 1960s that are traditional and non-woke. The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew are the most famous, but here are some others I enjoyed as a kid...
* Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators.
* Three Boys.
This. I am conserving old books, especially about history. Digital literature can be changed with he flip of a switch.
I don’t know the others you mentioned, but the Mushroom Planet books (by Eleanor Cameron) were great! I read them all when I was a kid. Very imaginative, no wokeness.
Some good ideas there .but she is a little young for reading. I will keep your idea of old books (Maybe Nancy Drew) when she is a little older.
9. Try the “Tom Swift Jr” series for the boys. Sci-fi with kids taking the lead in saving the world.
That's the best advice!
My parents homeschooled me with a massive home library (the whole clan, all bibliophiles). I had kid books that dated back to the 19th c! Old textbooks. Old encyclopedias. No tv or movies except what they carefully selected, and of course I was allowed some access to the computer, but I grew up with the mindset of the early 20th c.
I would add that while it's a thrill to get a magazine in the mail, it's more fun to get a visit from a grandparent bringing a learning experience -- a book, a building set, a musical instrument or a telescope or a radio kit...
What about the Harry Potter books? I don’t know.
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