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good textbooks for year 12 ??? >.<

hii . =]

well I've been told to get a head start on preparing for the hsc during the free time after my prelimss.. which is now for about uhmm... 7 weeks ? :eek:

so i was wonderingg does anyone know what are some good textbooks for..

studies of religion
ancient history
history extension
society and culture
& legal studies

any help would be appreciated. :) i just dont want to go waste a stack of money on books then find out there were ' better ones ' .. plus im sick of borrowing over night books frm the school library -_-"


thankk uuu :) :)
 
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Legal Studies - Excel and/or Heinemann as a textbook, Dotpoint for Revision.
 

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Aerath said:
Legal Studies - Excel and/or Heinemann as a textbook, Dotpoint for Revision.
Oh yeahh ? okiess thankk youu.. ill go check that outttt.. :D:)

I have macmillian atm... its terriblee =s
 

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Well for ancient it depends, but the Antiquity 2 books give a good (albeit brief) summary of all you need to know for all but the core topic for which i suggest "Pompeii and Herculaneum: Interpreting the Evidence" by brian brennan and estelle lazer.

Hope it helps.
 

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omgd. said:
Oh yeahh ? okiess thankk youu.. ill go check that outttt.. :D:)

I have macmillian atm... its terriblee =s
Go for either Excel or Heinemann. Textbooks are quite expensive, and I'm just speaking from where I stand, but I'm usually on a tight budget.
 

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Catspew said:
Well for ancient it depends, but the Antiquity 2 books give a good (albeit brief) summary of all you need to know for all but the core topic for which i suggest "Pompeii and Herculaneum: Interpreting the Evidence" by brian brennan and estelle lazer.

Hope it helps.

Ooo thnxxxx.. :D i' ll chck tht outt toooooo ... omgd i love pompeeiii .. cnt wait for thatt ! =D
 

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i know ayee. =s
thats why i want everyones opinions before i go wasting money on them like i did this yearr.. i guess i can excuse the budget bit for nowww.. gotta make sacrifices for yr 12 rightt.. :lol:
 

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zdzislaw said:
History extension...you really don't need one.
in fact you do! well, it's not essential but it's probably good to. we have quite a few for the topic on 'what is history?':

history and the historians by john warren
the houses of history by anna green and kathleen troup
fifty key thinkers on history by marnie hughes-warrington

hope that helps! they are all really useful for making notes :)
 

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Ooo thankk u thankk uu :D
i think i might look up the syllabus smetime tmr night & thn go looking for all those books sometime sattt.. gna go shopping just for bookss.. :mad1:
never thought id hear myself say thatt =/
hsc does strange things to a person =s
thanxxx agaainn :):)
:D
 

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