Rachelle Britt is a dedicated wife, mother of two, foster mom, homeschool educator, and author living in northwest Montana. As a stay-at-home mom and teacher, she spends her days enriching her children through creative learning and outdoor adventures. From their mountain town of Lakeside to the surrounding region, nature is always within reach. You'll often find them reading literature on a rocky lakeshore or enjoying a packed lunch from a mountaintop overlook while exploring new trails. Originally from Texas, Rachelle loves to host gatherings and cook hearty, home-cooked meals for friends and family-bringing a touch of Southern warmth to the Montana mountains. Rachelle sees her most important role as providing a strong foundation rooted in Christ for her children to live by. Her debut children's book, Ten Little Lambs, was inspired by her kids' love for Jesus and their favorite prayer, Psalm 23: "The Lord is my Shepherd." Through this book, she hopes to inspire other children to seek God's love and protection and develop a deep relationship with their Savior. She also serves as a children's ministry teacher at her local church in Kalispell and is passionate about raising up the next generation of believers through community outreach and upcoming book releases. As a homeschool educator, Rachelle is committed to supporting families on their educational journey. With a background in Executive Marketing and Leadership, she brings creative, accessible strategies to modern homeschooling-tailored for families of all income levels and circumstances. Her first book, Budget-Friendly Homeschool Hacks, offers practical advice across ten topics to help families save money without sacrificing the quality of their child's education. It includes low-cost learning ideas and even guides parents on how to build an entire curriculum for free. When time allows, Rachelle answers the call of the coast. A beach lover and adventure seeker, she enjoys saltwater fishing and recreational shark diving. She has participated in more than 30 shark dives across the U.S., Mexico, The Bahamas, and Belize, and holds a deep respect for the ocean's top predators. In her perfect world, she would split her time between the mountains and the tropics-but for now, the view from home is pretty spectacular.
