Our Process
Four decades of experience have taught us a thing or two about creating curriculum that works. Here’s how we do it.
In this expanded edition, young readers will discover not only the Pilgrims’ courageous fight for religious freedom but also the world they lived in - from Galileo’s scientific struggles to Rembrandt’s childhood. With whimsical illustrations and fascinating historical connections, this story brings the Pilgrims' legacy to life in a way that’s meaningful for all ages.
A customer favorite!
In this newly edited and expanded edition, children will learn not only the faithful saga of the Separatist's struggle for religious freedom, but also that young Rembrandt was just learning to walk when the Pilgrims arrived in Leiden, that Galileo was fighting his own battle for religious and scientific freedom, and that William Brewster served as clerk to Queen Elizabeth's secretary until the ill-fated execution of Elizabeth's half sister, Mary.
Historical figures from around the world will see the Pilgrim's heroic struggle in a more meaningful context. With whimsical illustrations by Christen Blechschmid, children and parents alike will see the world as the Pilgrims saw and lived it.
Used in Early American History K-3
At first I didn’t thing my kids would be in to this book. It seems a little long just to be about pilgrims, however, they loved it! And really good news, I enjoyed reading it. They asked to read it and want me to continue with more chapters. We are learning about Holland which was a fun surprise for me. Somehow it’s just the perfect book.
I started reading this with my 6 year old in the evenings, and it is such a beautifully written story. I find myself reading ahead each night after he falls asleep. I love the detail and using the children as the main focus. So engaging!
I really enjoyed reading this book with my daughter. It helped us understand what life must have been like for the Pilgrims.
Mary, Queen Elizabeth's half sister, was not executed. She died of a stomach ailment.(Publisher's note) The book is referring to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, not Mary I of England, or Bloody Mary. Mary, Queen of Scots was executed by Elizabeth for an assassination plot, while Bloody Mary succumed to influenza. The book errors in calling Mary, Queen of Scots, the half-sister of Elizabeth, she was actually her cousin.
“Beautiful Feet has built a family bond around wonderful literature.”
“I want to buy everything BFB sells. It’s that good.”
“History is alive and loved in our home thanks to BFB.”
“We are totally sold on Beautiful Feet – the quality of the teacher’s guides is just incredible.”
“History with BFB is actually my favorite part of the homeschool day.”
“Switching to your curriculum was truly the best decision in our home education.”
“The books used in the curriculum are ones you’ll want to keep forever.”
“Using your studies brings peace to our days. I can teach everyone at once and they love it.”
“Rich conversations and deep connections – that’s why we’re homeschooling.”
Four decades of experience have taught us a thing or two about creating curriculum that works. Here’s how we do it.
We handpick timeless, award-winning literature to nurture learning and character development.
Crafted by educators with expertise in history, children’s literature, English, science and education.
We’ve been there. Our curriculum is tailored to meet the real-life challenges and joys of homeschooling.
Decades of experience supporting homeschool families with beloved and time-tested curriculum.