Forgotten Classics Library vs Paideia Collection

The Forgotten Classics Family Library app offers easy access to a collection of classic stories from the pre-1923 Golden Age of Children's Literature. These books contain the core stories used by members of the Well-Educated Heart (WEH) and Belle Ame at Home (BAAH) communities. The 250+ books are organized around a 12-month rotation which is simply a layered approach to learning about the whole world and everything in it. Here you will find stories from history, world cultures, fairy tales, epic and legendary heroes, great literature, fine art, music, poetry, nature and great lives that will inspire nobler living. The stories were gathered from over 799 of the best books of its time. The app allows you to highlight and annotate, bookmark, and search the library. Many of the stories include audio versions. For parents concerned about internet safety, a child can access the library on a phone or tablet completely offline. Up to 6 family members can create their own personal profile within the app. Here are stories rarely found in public libraries or classrooms. For more information about our community, please visit belleamedream.org Privacy policy: https://www.librariesofhope.com/privacy-policy Term & conditions: https://www.librariesofhope.com/copy-of-privacy-policy

An active Paideia Collection membership is required to listen. Great books, read aloud — with the illustrations synced to the audio. Paideia Collection is a growing library of enduring literature: the histories, nature studies, myths, and stories that formed generations of readers. Each title is recorded in full and paired with the artwork from its original edition. OUR MISSION The Paideia Collection exists to bless families with the living books that have shaped the foundations of the Western canon, carrying forward the oral tradition of old. In an age when many of these rich titles are difficult to find — and some on the verge of being lost — our mission is to preserve them and make them accessible once again. Paideia was the ancient Greek word for the formation of a whole person — mind, heart, and character — through immersion in a living inheritance passed from one generation to the next. It understood what modern schooling often forgets: children are not vessels to be filled, but souls to be formed. ILLUSTRATED LISTENING As the narration moves, the plates from the printed book appear in time with it — Penn's Treaty as the story reaches Pennsylvania, a kingfisher as Arabella Buckley describes the riverbank. Not stock imagery. The engravings and paintings the author's first readers saw. A LIBRARY WORTH KEEPING Charlotte Mason's Home Education series. M. B. Synge's Story of the World. Henrietta Marshall's Our Island Story. H. A. Guerber's histories. Arabella Buckley's nature studies. The Federalist Papers. Stories that order the affections toward wonder, beauty, and courage — because what we love is shaped long before we can explain why. BUILT FOR A HOUSEHOLD Give each member of the family their own profile, with their own place in every book. Grown-ups can guide what each child reaches, and see what everyone is reading. A four-digit code keeps the grown-up area to the grown-ups. THE COMMONPLACE BOOK Keep the passages worth keeping. Save a quote as you listen, with the book, chapter, and moment already attached — the old practice of the commonplace book, carried into the app. MADE FOR REAL LISTENING Download for offline listening in the car or on a plane. Pick up where you left off across devices. Listen through CarPlay. No advertising, ever. We are a storied people. Join families who are raising their children with knights, sea captains, heroes, and saints — through the timeless power of great stories, told beautifully.