Work With Me: For Educators, Bloggers & Influencers

🤝 For Educators, Bloggers & Influencers

Thank you for your interest in sharing the History Detective Club series!

I love partnering with educators, homeschool families, bloggers, and content creators who are passionate about bringing history to life for kids.

Whether you're reviewing books, creating curriculum, or planning a unit study, I’d love to work together.

If you’d like to collaborate, request review copies, or discuss how the books could fit your content or curriculum, I’d love to hear from you.

👉 Email: Wendy@WendyNeugent.com

📚 About the Books

The History Detective Club series is a middle grade historical fiction series for ages 8–14 that blends time travel, mystery, and real events from the American Revolution.

Readers don’t just learn history—they experience it.

The series is especially popular with:

- homeschool families

- teachers and librarians

- parents looking for meaningful, screen-free reading

👉 Shop the series → https://wendyneugentbooks.com/collections/history-detective-club-american-revolution-williamsburg

🎓 For Educators & Homeschoolers

My books are designed to support learning in a natural, engaging way.

I offer:

- Printable activities and discussion guides

- Vocabulary and comprehension resources

- Themed unit study materials

These are ideal for:

- American Revolution units

- literature studies

- cross-curricular learning

🏫 Author Visits

I also offer engaging author visits for schools, libraries, and homeschool groups.

Students learn:

- How history becomes story

- How to think like a “history detective”

- How real events inspire fiction

Visits can be tailored for grades 3–8 and connect directly to American Revolution curriculum.

👉 Learn more about school author visits for elementary and middle school students → https://wendyneugentbooks.com/pages/school-visits-author-events-1

👉 Explore free History Education resources→ https://wendyneugentbooks.com/collections/history-education-resources

⭐ Book Reviews & Influencer Collaborations

I welcome collaborations with:

- homeschool bloggers

- parenting influencers

- bookstagrammers and book reviewers

- educational content creators

Opportunities include:

- gifted books for review

- giveaways

- featured posts

- themed content collaborations

If your audience includes families with kids ages 8–14, we’re likely a great fit.

👉 Email: Wendy@WendyNeugent.com

🧭 A Unique Fit for Colonial Williamsburg Content

Because the series is set in Colonial Williamsburg and based on real historical events, it pairs especially well with:

- travel content

- homeschool field trips

- American history features

Many families use the books alongside visits to Williamsburg to deepen the experience.

👉 Read the Colonial Williamsburg family guide → https://wendyneugentbooks.com/pages/colonial-williamsburg-with-kids

📦 Bulk Orders & Curriculum Use

Interested in using the books in a classroom, library, homeschool co-op, or One School One Book program?

I offer:

- Bulk order options

- Guidance for integrating the books into lessons

- Reading Comprehension and Discussion Guide for home or classroom use.

- Flexible use for group learning

✉️ Let’s Connect

If you’d like to collaborate, request review copies, or discuss how the books could fit your content or curriculum, I’d love to hear from you.

👉 Email: Wendy@WendyNeugent.com

About Wendy

Wendy M. Neugent writes the kind of historical mysteries she wished she could have read as a young history buff.

Her History Detective Club series weaves together pulse-pounding adventures with carefully researched historical details that make the past come alive. After all, she doesn't think learning history should feel like homework.

Her debut adult mystery, Murder Takes a Bow, was a Cozy Mystery Indie of the Year Finalist.

After college, Wendy worked as a Visitor Aide & tour guide at Colonial Williamsburg. One foggy night, walking down an empty Duke of Gloucester Street after finishing up her last tour for the day, a figure in colonial dress emerged from the mist and said, “Good evening, miss.” For just a moment, Wendy truly felt as though she had slipped back to 1774, and it was then that the “seeds” of Rose’s story began to form in her mind.

Wendy writes her books at her home in Virginia alongside her cat, Apurrham Lincoln, who provides unsolicited "editing" services.