Memoria Press' Christian Studies - I received this today...

[KIN]

and I'm disappointed in the quality of the books. It is a really cheap plastic comb binding with very flimsy covers. The quality of the printing is low as well. It is even hard to read in places. I was really expecting their higher quality books such as Prima or LCI or Book of Roots.

Is this your experience with these books as well?

[Beth in Central TX]

I'm not sure about the Christian Studies, but I did order Lingua Biblica recently, and I was disappointed too. The TM was comb-bound and printed on very flimsy paper. The pages must have been cut unevenly during the binding because some of them stick out when the manual is closed.

[Anne in Hawaii]

Very poor quality printing. Looks like I made the copies myself.

[Plaid Dad]

You might want to contact the publisher. They have an excellent return policy.

[KIN]

I might have to contact them. I really like the book, but the quality just isn't what I was expecting. I really enjoy their products and what I have are very high quality. I guess I was wondering if they ran out of this book and re-printed it in house cheaply or something!

[fishnoises]

BUT, I think the material is excellent. It is just enough work (1 hour a week) for my 8 and 10 yr old. I only have R & S to compare with as far as Bible study goes. I am much happier with this.
I have managed to over look the printing and paper issues. I am still dealing with my disappointment with CW from the lulu.com people.