Since most secondary school reading textbooks give home economics only minimal attention, this paper identifies selected information sources in home economics reading skills and in home economics for high school reading specialists. The first portion of the paper discusses eight principle problems that home economics poses for secondary school reading teachers, as well as a rationale for and description of the subsequent bibliography. The second part of the paper provides a list of representative secondary school home economics texts and a longer list of books, book chapters, and articles intended to provide help for secondary school reading specialists. (HTH)