Will those of you who use Dolciani

[MicheleinMN]

please share where you found it/them, and what isbn numbers you are using?

 

I am looking at Foerster's Algebra 2, and I'm not convinced this is *the* text I want to use this fall.

 

Thanks!

[Bev in B'ville]

HTH.

 

Mcdougal-Littell book 1

 

McDougall-Littell book 2

 

You should be able to get the ISBN's for the SE and any and all supplements that you are looking for.

 

If you want to order these, call 1-800-323-5435 ext. 5433 and speak with Karen D'Alexander. She's very helpful.

 

Take care,

Bev

[Beth in Central TX]

That has been part of the frustration in using these older texts; there are no ISBN for the books written in the 60's and early 70's. It's been hit or miss as far as what I get when I order. With some I've been pleasantly surprised--I ordered two books that were actually teacher editions. I've found all of my books on Amazon.com or alibris.com using Dolciani as the search word (using the title of the book sometimes work, but the title can be shortened and/or misspelled, which creates an incomplete search).

 

There are editions from the late 70's or 80's with ISBN, but I haven't researched those. They may be easier to find, but I think the books have been significantly edited. There are also current editions published by McDougal Littell.

 

Because I'm not always sure about what I'm getting, I have some duplicate books. I should have my set in order by the end of this month. If you're interested in the fallout books, e-mail me, and I'll let you know what I have available.

[Storm Bay]

1965 Dolciani. No ISBN. Found it used online. Hard to find--I looked for a second copy because ours came missing the answers, but was saved by Jane in NC. It's easier to find the 1970 & 1975 Dolcian texts.