Books with information for homeschooling all children:
Best Book Buys From  :
The Complete Home Learning Source Book by Rebecca Rupp;
The Essential Resource Guide for Homeschoolers, Parents, and Educators 
Beyond Facts and Flashcards : Exploring Math With Your Kids by Janice R. Mokros;
Includes engaging games and activities that parents can use to help develop their children's mathematical literacy.
Bringing History Home by M. Gail Hickey; Local and Family History Projects
for Grades K-6.
Dnealian Home School Activities by Barbara Gregorich
Educating With the Internet: Using Net Resources at School and Home, by Nancy Skomars.
The Historical Science Experiments on File: Experiments, Demonstrations, and Projects for School and Home
The Home & School Science Activity Book by Kevin Horvath;
An interactive book of science experiments with explanations of everyday occurrences and interesting science facts and charts. See sample here.
Home School: Taking the First Step by Borg Hendrickson;
This book includes the legal requirements of all 50 states for homeschooling.
The Home School Manual:
Plans, Pointers, Reasons and Resources, 7th ed., by Theodore E. Wade.
This book includes the legal requirements of all 50 states for homeschooling.
The Home School Source Book
by Donn Reed.
The most complete guide to home schooling available. Full of helpful essays and commentary...even cartoons!
Homeschooling Handbook:
From Preschool to High School: A Parent's Guide (1999 edition!!!),
by Mary Griffith
How to Write a Low-Cost/No-Cost Curriculum for Your Home-School Child
by Borg Hendrickson
Learning by Doing:
Home & School Activities for All Children;
by Anne Rogovin
Real Lives: Eleven Teenagers Who Don't Go to School
by Grace Llewellyn
Should I Home School?
How to Decide What's Right for You & Your Child,
by Elizabeth and Dan Hamilton. The authors have experience as home schoolers themselves as well as feedback from many others who have traveled this path.
Teaching Children : A Curriculum Guide
What Children Need to Know at Each Level Through Sixth Grade,
by Diane D. Lopez
The Teenage Liberation Handbook:
How to Quit School and Get a Real Life and Education,
by Grace Llewellyn. Young people can reclaim their natural ability to teach themselves and design a personalized education program. Grace Llewellyn explains the entire process, from making the decision to quit school, to discovering the learning opportunities available.
(This is the 1998 edition: the complete, international, revised and expanded new edition.)
When Kids Say No to School
Helping Children at Risk of Failure, Refusal, or Dropping Out
by Elaine K. McEwan. The authore tells how to know when a school is failing and it's time to leave. She packs these 108 pages with warmth, humor and a lot of common sense.
Writing Because We Love to: Homeschoolers at Work
by Susannah Sheffer
Teaching Social Skills to Youth
A Curriculum for Child-Care Providers,
by Tom Dowd
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