chapter in Child's History of the World today, and there was no warning in the guide like there usually is. It was chapter 76, called "Upside Down," about the French Revolution. So, you might just want to make a note of it if you're planning to use Preparing.... 
Thanks for doing this at all, Carrie! I don't know of any other guides that do this, and I have appreciated the warnings so much (especially for any evolutionary content that creeps in). For my older ds, he has done fine with every bit of PHFHG, even the parts you warned us about (he's not the sensitive type), but my middle ds will probably need those warnings, so then I'll be even more grateful for them!Carrie wrote:I'm so sorry! I agree there should have been a content warning on this particular chapter. I went back and checked my original notes on this, and I had noted a warning for this chapter (which somehow I either missed adding in the guide or deleted by mistake in one of the rounds of editing). I have made a note of the change, so we can add it in the next print run of Preparing Hearts, which will be awhile off as we print large runs. We try very hard to warn parents of any upcoming content issues, and apologize for this one.
Blessings,
Carrie
I will begin Preparing... this next school year with my ds and was wondering if you could let me know the Unit and Day that this is read? Thanks so much! It is in unit 32 Day 1. I looked because I am a big content watcher.Michelle wrote:Hi there!
God bless, Michelle
It looks like a very easy part to skip. The page has the word UPSIDE DOWN and it is upside down literally on the top. I appreciate the warning. This one is not one that would bother me but I completely understand that it would bother someone else. I know HOD is writing to please the families in progress and will need the next level on time, and it is understandable things will get missed sometimes. I love though that HOD is of the mindset to listen and correct things instead of just telling you something like 'you are free to screen things yourself the authors decided blank, blank'. They are willing to warn people who may be really sensitive to these kinds of things. I am always so impressed with the high integrity and great customer treatment HOD gives. It's how publishers react when stuff happens that really shows their heart and I love how HOD has such a servant heart. We are looking forward to Preparing next! I can see how a more sensitive child would be horrified!