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I'm trying to decide which Bible to use with Little Hearts and the pictures in the Family Time Bible in Pictures seem overly scary, violent, angry to me. (I tend to be sensitive to this anyway...). The pictures in the 101 Favorite Stories from the Bible seem calm for the most part. In the few I saw ...

I am really drawn to doing Little Hearts for our first officialy year of homeschooling. My son will turn 6 early sept. and this is the first year we are "going official" with the school district. (we live in NY state). So we have the option of putting him at K level or 1st. He is mostly ready for 1s...

I have used LHFHG twice now. Both times we used the coloring books along with the history book. My children were 6 and 4 the first time through and they had no problem with the discussion about Polycarp. We did color the picture of him being burned at the stake. He is not smiling in the picture by ...

thank you both! that information was very helpful. It's so hard when I can't see these books for myself. to DHT1999: were you quoting the actual book? wow- the children's Bible's don't explain it that well. That makes it seem not so scary to me. I guess I should disregard some reviewers sentiments.

thank you... I'd like to hear more from others. but I'm guessing that maybe the reviewer I had read was misunderstanding it maybe?

I've heard that there is a "protestant slant" to the book. Has anyone found that offensive or inaccurate?

for some reason I thought that Little Hearts did world history but I have since realized that it is Bible History, reformation, and then some American History. I learned this from reviews of the History of Little Pilgrims elsewhere. Can anyone share more details with me as I don't have the book. add...

Could someone tell me how connected the Science is in Little Hearts to the History and/or Bible? Could I easily substitute my own science books/activities?