Homeschooling & It’s Benefits For Young Writers: “The Destiny Of One” by Sarah Holman Blog Tour

If you’ve been reading my blog previously then you probably already know why I believe that teen/young writers should not feel like they have to “wait” to pursue their dreams, even if this means missing out on their high school experience. And for most teen authors, this is a sacrifice that they have had to make. Sure, there are those who perhaps could publish a book as a teen without having to homeschool. But why is it that most teen authors are, in fact, homeschooled? Perhaps it’s because of the many benefits that homeschooling provides, like being able to have a flexible schedule. There are also advantages such as getting to work at a coffee shop, library, book store, etc. Homeschooling has worked for every teen/young author that I’ve come in contact with, including Sarah Holman. She’s a homeschool graduate whose Christian fiction novel, The Destiny Of One, has been recently self-published. View the trailer to her debut novel below.

Though this is Sarah’s first book, she has been writing for years. Her articles have been seen in many different magazines, including Homeschool Enrichment, His Wonders, The Kings Blooming Rose and more. She also posts regularly on her blogs The Destiny of One and Meditations of His Love. She is a homeschool graduate and lives in central Texas. When not pursuing her passion of writing, she can be found taking long walks, reading, sewing or spending time with her family.

Be sure to order The Destiny Of One by clicking here. Want to know where The Destiny of One Blog Tour will be next? Click here.

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If you’re also a homeschooled teen writer, in what ways has homeschooling benefited you
in pursuing this craft? Have you had to sacrifice anything by doing so? Why do you think that the majority of teen authors are homeschooled?