Bluestocking Press Information

Bluestocking Press strives to publish books that will benefit most ages. You might be too young for our books, but you'll never be too old for our books. Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? has been read by children as young as 10 years as well as businesspersons, parents, college students and teachers. Douglas Casey, author of Investing in Crisis, recommended Capitalism for Kids for kids and adults. One of the most common comments we hear from our adult readers is "Where were these books when I was in school? This is the information that's truly important!" Our titles are designed to take what are often considered complex concepts and break them down into bite-size nuggets of easily digestible information, a format that has proven successful for students and adults of all ages. To help with planning, we do include a recommended minimum age level in our product descriptions. We do encourage, however, that students who read the books at the youngest recommended age revisit the books when they are older as they will bring a higher level of understanding and comprehension to their study. Remember, there is no age cap to these books. If you don't remember it, never understood it, or never learned it, then you are never too old. How long will it take to complete one of your courses? Please click here for our answer. How many units is one of your courses? Please click here for our answer. What is the suggested order of reading for your books? For our suggested order of reading, please click here. What subjects will your books fulfill? Most of our titles list the subjects they most easily satisfy. Check each product's information page - the course information is typically listed below the book's description and above the chapter names and reviews. Here is an example from The Money Mystery: Can be used for courses in Economics, Business, Finance, Government and History. Which books have corresponding study guides? Bluestocking Guides are available for 10 of the 11 Uncle Eric books. Evaluating Books: What Would Thomas ...