American History for 4th grade, Masterbooks, BJU, etc?

[Janeway]

I had thought I would use BJU Heritage Studies and start with 3 and maybe work through 4. But then someone mentioned Masterbooks Story of America. I checked that out and it looks good too. I have a lot of literature books. Through the years I have collected books that just look interesting and other books that I recognize from various reading lists. I really could just do this free style with the books I already have, which includes Stories of Pilgrims, tons of books that are encyclopdia style by DK and Usborne and such, and a variety of literature style books. I even have a book series on American History. I do not recall the name as it is on a shelf upstairs. I might edit this post later to add the name in when I go upstairs. 

 

Any suggestions or opinions?

[My4arrows]

I looked at American Story and while I loved the idea of it, I didn't like that there were 3 books to get through AH.  I wanted to do it in one condensed year at that age group.  
IF you like using literature, have you looked at Beautiful Feet's American History?  

[2ndGenHomeschooler]

Notgrass has a new American History for 1st-4th grade. I haven’t seen it but we are using the middle and high school versions this year and like them. 

[HomeAgain]

BJU has made some outlandish claims in their textbooks (like justifying the KKK) that would make me extremely uncomfortable to trust their version of history from a moral standpoint.  I think anything you pick would probably be a better use of your time than scrutinizing what your children would be taught.