Homeschool History Curriculum
(for home, co-op, or the classroom)
Students Love The Mystery of History
Personable and Fun!
Chronological and Thoughtful
Historically Accurate and Easy-to-Understand
Volume I—Ancient History
The Mystery of History Volume I integrates Bible history and ancient history on one timeline—to help students see God’s hand in history. (And more!)
- Creation based
- Biblically accurate
- Well-documented
Volume II—Medieval History
The Mystery of History Volume II places church history and medieval history on one timeline—to help students see the spread of Christianity and the rise of Islam. (And more!)
- Church history
- Medieval history
- The Rise of Islam
Volume III—Renaissance History
The Mystery of History Volume III lines up Renaissance history with the Protestant Reformation on one timeline—to help students understand the religious wars of Europe that shaped history. (And more!)
- Renaissance history
- Reformation history
- The Growth of Nations
Volume IV—Modern History
The Mystery of History Volume IV puts American history and modern history on the same timeline—to offer students context for both and help students interpret current events. (And more!)
- Modern History
- American History
- Context for current events
Association Reviews
"If you are looking for a new history curriculum for your family to use, I highly recommend The Mystery of History by Linda Hobar. Each volume includes coursework for one school year. The author aptly describes her work as “A Classical, Chronological, Complete Christian World History for All Ages.”"
Sarah ShawDallas Homeschooling Examiner, Examiner.com"Our family has been learning chronological, worldwide history with a biblical worldview for the last six years using this fabulous curriculum."
JulieanneHomeschool Mom & Blogger, Joy in Our Journey"Volume III is a gorgeous edition to The Mystery of History family. A full-color, glossy hardback with 439 pages, this is a whole different style of book than the previous volumes. There is nothing like seeing Renaissance art in all its vivid beauty."
Kate KesslerProduct Reviews Manager, The Old Schoolhouse Magazine"I wish The Mystery Of History had been written fifteen or twenty years earlier so that my own family could have used it. It is so much more thorough than anything we ever studied in our years of homeschooling."
Laurie BluedornTrivium Pursuit