One Last Used Book Sale {Listing Books for my Mom}
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If you are interested in purchasing any of the books listed, please leave a comment listing the books you would like, along with your email address, and I will send you your total, with shipping, along with payment info. (If you’d rather not leave your email address, you can also email me directly at jessica(dot)showerofroses(at)gmail(dot)com)
These books will be shipped directly from my mom, and can’t be combined with any of the books that I have left. (By the way, I just reduced the prices on some of my remaining books here and here. Also be sure to check the link up for other new book sales!) Shipping will be a flat rate of $3.00 for 1-3 items (if they will fit in an envelope) and $6.00 for 4+ items or a box of any size, to cover the cost of packaging and media rate in the continental U.S.
Latin: First Year (Henle Latin),
Latin: Second Year (hardcover), Asking
Vocabulary From Classical Roots: Book E,
Elementary Latin Exercises,
Wheelock’s Latin Grammar, Asking $3.00
Workbook for Wheelock’s Latin, (a few lessons with writing), Asking $4.00
Latin & English Dictionary,
Saxon Physics Student Textbook,
Math 76 Textbook,
Algebra 1/2 (Second Edition), Asking
Saxon Advanced Mathematics Second Edition,
Euclid The Thirteen Books of The Elements Volume 1,
Algebra 1 (Second Edition), Asking $5.00
Algebra 1 (First Edition), Asking $5.00
Geometry,
Of America Vol. 1, Asking $3.00
Of America Vol. 2, Asking $3.00
Government in America, Asking
American Government A Complete Coursebook, Asking
Winning Government Grants and Contracts for your Small Business, Asking $1.00
A History of US: From Colonies to Country, paperback, Asking $4.00
A History of US: The New Nation, paperback, Asking $4.00
A History of US: Liberty for All?, paperback, Asking $4.00
Or
New Voyages in English Teacher’s Editions 4 (SOLD)
Abeka Earth Science with Test Booklet, Asking $4.00
Abeka Basic Science, Asking $4.00
Abeka Biology: God’s Living Creation, Asking $4.00
World Geography, Asking $4.00
Science and Living in God’s World Grade 5, Asking $6.00
Science and Living in God’s World Grade 6, Asking
Science and Living in God’s World Grade 7, Asking
Science and Living in God’s World Grade 8, Asking
Kolbe Academy Church History II/Apologetics Reader, Asking
Kolbe Academy The Kolbe Roman Reader: Ancient Roman Literature (2 Available) Asking
Cliff Notes: The Tempest, Asking
Cliff Notes: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Asking
Cliff Notes: King Lear, Asking
No Fear Shakespeare: Hamlet, Asking
The Official SAT Study Guide with DVD (
The Official Study Guide for ALL SAT Subject Tests 2nd Edition, Asking $10.00
Can You Pass These Tests? Asking $2.00
Kaplan Act in a Box, Asking $2.00
Kaplan Sat in a Box, Asking $2.00
Our Life With God Religion Series, Teacher’s Manual and Key for Book 5, God Leads Me, ©1960, Very Good,
The Kingdom of God Series, Bible Lessons, William Newton & Ellamay Horan, ©1937/1942, Good,
Abigail Adams: The President’s Lady by Regina Kelly, ©1962, Good,
Streets and Roads, Basic Readers 1946-1947 Edition, Acceptable, First Page is falling out/half,
Around the Corner, ©1957, Good,
The New If I Were Going, ©1936, 1951 Edition, Asking $5.00
Creatures in God’s World by Sister M. Veronice ©1959, Asking
Wild Bill Hockok Tames the West by Stewart H. Holbrook, Lots of Cover Wear, ©1952, Asking $3.00
Meet The North American Indians, Asking $2.00
California: The Story of Our Southwest Corner by Grace S. Dawson, ©1939, Cover split and taped together,
Set of Children’s Saint Picture Books, Mostly by Father Lovasik, in fair to poor condition
New Catholic Picture Bible, Asking
Francis: The Knight of Assisi, Asking $1.00
My Prayerbook, Asking $1.00
Leading The Little Ones to Mary, Asking
Glory to the Newborn King, Asking $1.00
Our Friends The Saints,
Is it a Saint’s Name?, Asking
A Saint for Your Name: Saints for Boys, Asking
A Saint for Your Name: Saints for Girls, Asking
American History, Lepanto Press, Like New,
Quest of a Hemisphere, ©1970, Like New with some cover wear,
Compton’s Pictured Encyclopedia ©1954, Asking
Exploring Our Living Planet National Geographic, Asking
Writing Workshop Level F Workbooks (
Writing Workshop Level F Teacher’s Edition,
Writing Workshop Level E Teacher’s Edition, Asking $8.00
Sadlier-Oxford Vocabulary Workshop Level H, Asking $3.00
Writing a Research Paper Grades 6-12, Third Edition,
Saint Therese of the Child Jesus, Asking
Days of Healing, Days of Joy, Asking
The Ways of God for Meditation and Prayer Attributed to Saint Thomas Aquinas, Asking
Dominican Mission Manual,
New… St. Joseph Sunday Missal and Hymnal, Free with other purchase (SOLD)
Understanding Our Lady’s Messages,
St. Jude Thaddeus,
Pillar of Fire, Pillar of Truth,
A Large Print Prayer Book,
Mother of Christ Crusade,
Album of Horses, Asking
Alaskan Wildlife, Asking
Atoms and Molecules, Asking
Mysteries and Legends of Montana, Asking $2.00
The New Penguin Atlas of Ancient History, Asking $4.00
Native Americans, Asking $5.00
Montana Curiosities, Asking $4.00
The Old World and America with Answer Key, Asking
Church History,
Christ and the Americas, Poor Condition/Spine Spliting Inside, Asking
Our Pioneers and Patriots Answer Key, Asking
Christ the Kind Lord of History with Teacher’s Guide and Answer Key, Asking
Christ and the Americas, very good condition, with Answer Key, Asking
Credo: I Believe: Book 5,
The Baltimore Catechisms are old (most from the school my dad attended as a child) and some of the spines have been taped together in some cases, with a few torn pages). These are free for whoever would like a copy shipped with any other books purchased.
The Origin of the Rings VHS, Asking $1.00
Treasures of Catholicism 2 VHS Set, Asking $4.00
Unlocking the Secrets of the Shroud,
Our Father’s Plan 3 VHS Set,
Catholic Home Education Student Planner, Inside of cover has old calendars (1999-2001) but the rest of the pages are undated and can be customized for any week. A Few pages have been written on with pencil. Asking
Our 2013 Used Book Sale #2
If you are interested in purchasing any of the items listed, please leave a comment listing the books you would like, along with your email address, and I will send you your total, with shipping, along with my PayPal info. (If you’d rather not leave your email address, you can email me directly at jessica(dot)showerofroses(at)gmail(dot)com.)
Purchase the set for $25.00
Island of the World – Like New, Asking $14.00
The Father’s Tale – Like New, Asking $14.00
Purchase all three Hardcover Books for
The Best Dictionary for Students – $1.00
Answering Jehovah’s Witnesses –
Thoughts of the Cure D’Ars – (Duplicate Copy)
Preparation for Total Consecration – (Duplicate Copy)
The 4 Temperaments by Rev. Conrad Hock – (Duplicate Copy)
Liturgical Shipwreck – $1.00 (
Aim Higher! Spiritual and Marian Reflections of St. Maximilian Koble – (Duplicate Copy)
Our 2013 Used Book Sale
It’s time for another Online Curriculum Sale Blog Hop! You can find all the details, browse books for sale on other blogs, or add a link to your own post here.
I didn’t have nearly enough time to prepare for this year’s sale as I would have liked, and still have quite a few books that I’d like to sort though, but I filled a few boxes last night and just finished pricing them all! Most of these books we no longer use or are duplicate copies we have been given. I plan to continue going through my bookshelves and adding to this post over the next few days, so please check back for updates!
If you are interested in purchasing any of the items listed, please leave a comment listing the books you would like, along with your email address, and I will send you your total, with shipping, along with my PayPal info. (If you’d rather not leave your email address, you can email me directly at jessica(dot)showerofroses(at)gmail(dot)com.)
Shipping will be a flat rate of $3.00 for 1-3 items (if they will fit in an envelope) and $6.00 for a box of any size, to cover the cost of packaging and media rate in the continental U.S.
Thank you!
Latina Christiana I Student Book (2nd Edition) –
Songs for God and Country, some shelf wear,
Primary Skills Workbook Seatwork $
Exercises in English 5th Year Teacher’s Key – FREE with purchase of another item (SOLD)
Horizons Math K Book Two – first 12 pages completed and erased, cover wear
The Ultimate Lap Book Handbook, Like New OOP
Harcourt Science Workbook – New, Shelf Wear
Fun Physical Fitness For The Home (missing CD) –
Cuisenaire Rods Alphabet Book (Sorry! I changed my mind on this one after I took the picture… It will make a nice addition to The Alphabet Path, if we ever get back to it!)
Catholic Home Schooling – Like New
Meet Felicity – Duplicate Copy, cover wear
Meet Josefina – Duplicate Copy
Secrets in the Hills: A Josefina Mystery – Duplicate Copy
Industrial Revolution through the Great Depression Unit Study and Lap Book
- From Sea to Shining Sea (Chapters 18: The Wild West, Chapter 19: Land of Steel and Steam, and Chapter 20: Catholics in America)
- The Orphans Find a Home: A St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Story
- Mother Cabrini: Missionary to the World
- Saint Katharine Drexel: Friend of the Oppressed
- Jose Finds the King; a Blessed Miguel Pro Story (Mexico)
- Henry Ford: Young Man With Ideas (Childhood of Famous Americans)
My children love reading the Childhood of Famous Americans series – Our library doesn’t carry them but we have slowly been building our collection. |
- Teddy Roosevelt: Young Rough Rider (Childhood of Famous Americans)
- Bully for You, Teddy Roosevelt!
- Little House on the Prairie (Audio Books)
- Laura Ingalls Wilder: A Biography
- Laura Ingalls Wilder: Young Pioneer (Childhood of Famous Americans)
Orphan Trains
The Great Depression
- Potato: A Tale From The Great Depression
- Finding Daddy: A Story of the Great Depression
- Children of the Great Depression
- 850-1917 St. Frances Xavier Cabrini
- 1858-1919 Theodore Roosevelt
- 1858-1955 St. Katharine Drexel
- 1862-1869 The Transcontinental Railroad
- 1863-1947 Henry Ford
- 1867-1957 Laura Ingalls Wilder
- 1867-1912 & 1871-1948 Wilbur & Orville Wright
- 1867 “Custer’s Last Stand”
- 1886 Statue of Liberty
- 1891-1927 Blessed Miguel Pro
- 1892-1943 Ellis Island
- 1898 Spanish-American War
- 1903 1st successful, powered, piloted flight April
- 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
- 1914-1918 World War I
- 1914 The Panama Canal
- April 14-15, 1912 The Titanic Sinks
- Jan 26-Feb 2, 1925 The Serum Run to Nome
- 1927-1941 Mount Rushmore
- 1929-1930s The Stock Market Crash and the Great Depression
- 1934-1937 Oklahoma Dust Bowl
- 1939-1945 World War II
I asked the boys to choose five people or events from the list above to add to their History Through the Ages Record of Time timeline book during this unit. Here are a few pictures of their entries:
- Build the Empire State Building
- Build a Sopwith Camel and a Mini Sopwith Camel
- Build a Suspension Bridge
- Build a Wright Brothers Model (we didn’t get to this one…)
- Depression-Era Dinner (made by the girls)
The Empire State Building |
Building the Sopwith Camel |
- Timeline
- Women Suffragists
- The Amendments
- Transcontinental
- The Indian Wars
- What Would An Immigrant See?
- The Orphan Trains
- Seward’s Folly
- Grandma’s Goodies
- Chicago’s World’s Fair
- Henry Ford
- Visiting Mount Rushmore
- The Oklahoma Dust Bowl
- Disasters
- Serum Run to Nome
- Getting to know Frank Lloyd Wright
1925 Serum Race to Nome |
Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright |
Our swimming lessons have been cancelled for the rest of this week, due to the thick smoke and hazardous air quality, which is freeing up a little time to get back to our summer World War II Study since we must stay indoors anyways.. Please continue to pray for all those affected by the fires and especially for the safety of the firefighters.
Now back to decluttering our bookshelves… I have a Curriculum Sale Blog Hop to host tomorrow!
Summer Daybook :: July 29, 2013
Outside my window…
our garden is actually growing! And, look! We have a little watermelon!!! (and quite a few others that are just starting to grow!) We still have so much to learn about gardening, but so far this year is going better than last. The plants that have been growing the best (like the watermelon and sunflowers) were the ones we planted with St. Clare Heirloom Seeds. I’ll have to take some more pictures of the garden to share soon. Now if I could just figure out how to keep the bugs from eating all the flowers (Zinnias, etc) just as soon as they bloom… any suggestions?
I am thinking…
about the 7 posts in 7 days challenge. It was hard. I know I would not have made the time to blog much otherwise, with how busy we have been lately. I am really glad I participated. I probably won’t be posting every day this week! 😉 I would like to get back to posting each weekday, but that will all depend on how much we are home, and this week is going to be busier than last. We’ll see! I have enjoyed visiting with you all, even if I have gotten even further behind with answering emails! 😉
I am thankful…
that Sean has been able to come home each night, even though he is only home from just 10pm to 4am, and for all the firemen who are working so hard to get the fires under control.
Learning all the time…
I had such great plans for this summer, to continue studying Math and teaching Snuggles to read. It hasn’t been happening. The children are still learning all the time (this week swimming skills!) and reading (or listening to) books everyday. There will be plenty of time for the rest in the fall, right?
Celebrating the liturgical year…
The feast of St. Ignatius is coming up on July 31st. It’s also a baptismal anniversary so I’m thinking about making another madeliene recipe shell cakes again! A few additional ideas can be found in the archives at Catholic Cuisine.
From the kitchen…
cherry tomatoes from our garden!
I am working on… and creating…
a more organized (and cozy!) home. This past week and weekend, in addition to working on the bedrooms, I also rearranged furniture (and found an area rug!) in our family/living rooms. I will have to try and take pictures sometime soon.
I am going…
to be spending a lot of time at the swimming pool again this week!
I am hoping…
that I can find time to start getting ready for my Curriculum Sale Blog Hop… It’s just been too busy and it’s coming up on August 1st!
I am praying…
for Katrina and her twins, one of whom has anencephaly. I have been online friends with her sister, Laura, for years and have been praying for Katrina since I learned of her pregnancy complications. Will you please join me?
I am reading…
lots of updates on the fires, particularly on the one which my husband is fighting.
Pondering these words…
from today’s Quiet Moment:
I am listening…
to “a, a, a, aaaa, a, a, aaaa, a, b, c, a, a, a, aaaa”… Can someone please take that WORD WHAMMER away from the baby! 😉 Now that the television is gone the kids have been finding all sorts of old toys that even I forgot we had…
Around the house…
I haven’t been the only one redecorating!
Seri’s Dollhouse |
Calico Critter Families and Furniture |
drawing and finding anything heart shaped!
“Look Mom! I found a HEART leaf!!!” |
Monday: Swimming Lessons, Overnight Visitors
Tuesday: Swimming Lessons Canceled due to too much smoke and ash in the air…
Wednesday: Swimming Lessons/Life Saving Day
Thursday: Swimming Lessons/Graduation Day, Curriculum Sale Blog Hop Hosted Here!
Friday: Morning Mass, Afternoon with Friends, Grocery Shopping
Saturday: Recover from the week! 😉
Sunday: Our third Quarterly Latin Mass
Wildfire
Following Confessions and Mass – Blue Skies on One Side, Smokey Skies on the other. Ash falling around us while we watched and offered another prayer for their Daddy’s safety… |
Credit: ODF – InciWeb taken July 26, 2013 |
Credit : InciWeb taken July 26, 2013 |
Fire Season
7 Quick Takes on the Feast of Sts. Joachim and Anne
Saint Anne Statue |
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“Giggle Giggle” was one of Bud’s first words and he still makes us giggle every time he starts saying it! I finally captured a few videos to share with you all. This first one was taken right after swimming lessons and dinner, and right before his bath and hair cut, so please ignore his dirty face and messy hair and just focus on all the cuteness! 😉
This one was taken yesterday morning at the pool before his swimming lesson.
This one was from last night, when I was putting him to bed. He has gone from one of our most challenging babies to easiest toddlers! When I tell him it’s time for bed he lets me pick him up, put him in his crib, snuggles up with his pillow pet and quiltie and goes to sleep!
And here is one last video, from last month, that I ran across while uploading the others. This little boy of ours is fearless – which is also why he has had so many bumps, bruises, and even stitches, and why I am nervous to leave him in his crib much longer… I’m sure he could climb right out if he thought to try!
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Prayer of Married Persons to St. Joachim and St. Anne
O models of pious and virtuous married persons, St. Joachim and St. Anne! Through the wondrous blessing with which God rejoiced you when He chose you as the parents of the ever blessed Virgin, the mother of our Savior, obtain for us, we beseech you, the grace to desire nothing but virtue and piety; that, in fidelity and love, we may share each other’s joys and sorrows, and together with our children lead such a life as to insure our entrance into the kingdom of heaven! Amen.
On the Feast of St. James
with homemade sauce, dinner rolls, and garden salad.)
The Boys’ Bedroom and Triple Bunk Bed
Today I’m going to give you all a little tour of our boys’ bedroom! It’s been years since I last posted pictures of this room (You can see that post from July of 2009 here) and I’ve been meaning to share the changes we’ve made for over a year now. (The 7 Posts in 7 days challenge at Conversion Diary has been just what I’ve been needing to get back in the habit of blogging each day! Thanks Jen!) The first thing I did was rearrange the beds (again) and then, back in March of last year (while my husband was away for training) I added a new bookcase, had their dresser (a hand-me-down from my parents) painted black, had new closet doors installed, and painted the walls! We haven’t made any major changes this past year, though Sean did hang a few more shelves on the walls over the weekend and I purchased one more organizer for the boys’ closet.
In the process of painting and redecorating… |
The Boys Bedroom – March 2012 |
The bunks are old and rustic, but I just love them! They were actually my brothers’ beds when they were younger (complete with most of their names carved in the wood!) and my parents gave them to us when our boys were little. At first we only had one of of the bunks set up, but when we moved everyone around we set up the second bunk bed for once Snuggles was ready for it. (He now sleeps on the bottom of the bunk.) I had been having such a hard time finding a way that I liked them in the room, since no matter how I arranged them one always stuck into the window, and one day I realized that they could probably be stacked again, creating a triple (or more)! With the vaulted ceiling, there was plenty of room and sure enough it worked!
My brothers did have a triple bunk that my Dad had built when we were all crammed into a tiny mobile home while my parents built our home (and actually so did my dad and his brothers when they were little), but when they replaced it with these log style bunk beds my parents never considered (or even needed since they then had plenty space) triple stacking them.
Boys’ Triple Bunk – July 2013 |
Captain has the top bunk, Rascal the middle, and Snuggles is on the bottom. The only trouble we have is during these hot summer months when it is just too hot on the top. So from around July-September, and anytime he isn’t feeling well, Captain opts for the other bed under the window.
It’s been overcast and was difficult to get decent pictures… |
Originally my plan was to be able to have four boys in this room “if we ever had another.” Now that we have Bud, and the boys outnumber the girls, we’re just not sure about moving him in once he’s old enough. Ideally we’d like to move Snuggles and Bud into a room together, but that means either moving all three girls into a room together or giving up our schoolroom… Anyways, I’ll post more about all those thoughts and decisions soon. Back to the boys’ room!
Years ago I installed ClosetMaid Organizers in the closet and each of the (three) boys has their section for hanging clothing. On the left side of the closet the boys hang all their belts and we have a CapRack on the back of their bedroom door for all their baseball caps.
The older boys just use the shelf/floor below their clothing for their shoes, and Snuggles keeps his shoes on a shoe shelf. Various sets of toys are in the wicker baskets and additional toys (matchbox cars, army men, playmobil, etc) are stored in the drawers under the single bed.
Around Mother’s Day we purchased a couple new bookshelves for the school room and I passed on my 3-Drawer Organizers to the boys for their legos! They LOVE them and we just purchased one more.
Black Bookcase from Target (purchased on sale and during a”buy-one-get-one 50% off” promotion!) |
Baskets from Target for Dress Up, NHL Quilts, Lego Architecture Sets, and Sopwith Camel |
Soldiers Boat, Viking Longboat, Royal Ship of Egypt, and Warrior’s Ship |
Still need to get additional knobs for the dresser… |
My boys are really good about taking care of their bedroom and belongings. Yes, they make messes and often you will see battle scenes, lego creations, or one of their favorite board games all over the floor, and empty paper towel holders stashed in the corner, but when I ask them to clean their room they do an excellent job! (The girls are a different story… They still need lots of help from mom every so often.)
Oh, and one last thing… I took it down for the pictures, but usually there is a baby gate blocking the door to their bedroom. It is how we keep the legos out of the reach of a particular little toddler who finds them very intriguing!
We are off to the pool for our third day of swimming lessons followed by four back-to-back appointments with the orthodontist. It’s going to be another busy day!
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