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 This is a real help for kids taking Geometry - if they use it. The format is VERY dense, and it takes some study itself to gain facility in using it well. I do find that one really need both part 1 and part 2 of this guide if s/he wants complete coverage of a high school geometry course, so plan on investing in both. Also, the organization is somewhat odd or random it seems between part 1 and 2. These are the only reasons I did not give this study aid a 5 star rating, even though it clearly does say "part 1" -- organizationally, this is one of the weaker Quickstudy Guides. You'll need both parts even for the start of Geometry.

Once you figure out where information is on the PACKED pages of the guide, it really is helpful, so I would definitely recommend it. It is ESPECIALLY good if you have a textbook like the one used at my son's school, where all of the key concepts are in bold lettering, but the key words are left out with big question marks in blanks for the kids to work out/learn in class through "inductive reasoning" and/or lecture. It might be the dumbest textbook idea yet, since the information just is NOT THERE to be read by kids who miss a day of school, or if a teacher skips lessons, etc. This guide is GREAT to fill in the book full of question marks!

So, buy Part 1 AND Part 2, and you will have a complete picture of Geometry and a truly GOOD study aid.