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There is a post not too far down below about this. I prefer the third edition and purchasing the hard cover text book instead of the homeschool edition especially if you will be using it for multiple kids.

 

Here's the thread you're referring to. http://forums.welltrainedmind.com/topic/586819-saxon-math-does-it-matter-which-edition/

 

I personally have the newer, softcover texts and a couple older (third edition) hardbound that were given to me. I use the softcover books currently. They've so far made it through two kids okay. They're definitely flimsier, but I preferred the ease of buying the tests and worksheets booklets new and without hassle. I haven't compared the content closely to know where they might differ there. 

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Here is the link for the hard cover (3rd edition) I was referring to. You can find them at a very decent price on ebay. They stopped selling them to homeschoolers so the hard cover the homeschoolers usually refer to the 2nd or 1st editions. They match up exactly to the test and worksheets and solutions manual sold by CBD for homeschoolers which is also the 3rd edition.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Saxon-Math-7-6-by-Saxon-Publishers-/231648487624?hash=item35ef5368c8:g:CIsAAOSwyQtVyBZF

 

 

I found a 5/4 for $8 including shipping

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I second this; the ease of the worksheets and tests is super!  I cover my paperback texts with plastic protective library plastic and get a lot of mileage out of a paperback that way.

Here's the thread you're referring to. http://forums.welltrainedmind.com/topic/586819-saxon-math-does-it-matter-which-edition/

 

I personally have the newer, softcover texts and a couple older (third edition) hardbound that were given to me. I use the softcover books currently. They've so far made it through two kids okay. They're definitely flimsier, but I preferred the ease of buying the tests and worksheets booklets new and without hassle. I haven't compared the content closely to know where they might differ there. 

 

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