We also have used 100 Easy Lessons. I agree with Kayla, it worked well, but it was very rough with my daughter. I think that in our case, it was mostly me though. I felt a lot of pressure and worried that she wasn’t going to “get it” if she struggled with something. I should have just slowed down and relaxed.
I used it for my son a couple of years ago, and it was a completely different experience because I gave him the time that he needed. If we needed to go back and do some lessons over so that he could build his confidence, we did it, and it worked well for him. I only wish I had employed that same attitude with my daughter, but I guess you live and learn.
We’ll be using it for my daughter this next year. The one thing that’s nice about 100 Easy lessons is that you can get used copies relatively cheaply. You could get it and try it, and if it doesn’t work for your child, you can try to other option. I’ve heard of people that loved it and people that hated it, so I guess it just depends on the kid sometimes. Hope that helps!