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Date Posted: 18:00:45 05/20/02 Mon
Author: Sharon
Subject: Re: Having a hard time deciding between the two books
In reply to: Sheril 's message, "Re: Having a hard time deciding between the two books" on 11:17:10 05/20/02 Mon

I guess you could go back and forth. Each six weeks unit is independent of each other, and so while you couldn't really flip flop within the units that well, I guess it would work to do one unit then the next.

I was a little stressed today because I got a call that they had run into a problem with volume 2's cover, but by the end of the day, they had resolved the problem. So we should still be on schedule for them to be hot off the presses by the end of the week.


Sharon



>I will definitely wait to buy until June then! How
>about if I mix the two books? Or do the units
>basically follow each other and need to be done one
>book at a time. I guess I'm asking if the units are
>independant of each other enough that I could do a
>unit from one book and then a unit from another.
>
>Thanks!
>
>
>>Sherill,
>>
>>Volume 2 has history also, but it's just not as
>>focused as Volume 1. The books do not have to be done
>>in order. You could always do Volume 2 first and then
>>do Volume 1.
>>
>>Volume 3, which will be coming out next winter, will
>>be a trip around the world, covering different
>>countries, their histories and cultures, and science
>>will be all plants and animals.
>>
>>Coming in June, we'll have a special where you save if
>>you buy both Volume 1 and Volume 2 at the same time.
>>
>>Sharon
>>
>>
>>
>>>How about if I just get them both and mix all the
>>>units or should I follow one book from beginning to
>>>end. My young man is very interested in the type of
>>>studies that are in the second book but I still want
>>>the history too!
>>>
>>>How about one for him and one for me? LOL!
>>>
>>>Sheril

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