If you had tons of books for sale….

If I was pretty sure I’d use it again, I would keep it.

I think, unless it is a whole set (for example, Little House on the Prairie), I would list them separately but maybe give a discount if a group of them is ordered by one person.

There have been a couple times that I’ve been looking for a certain book to finish off what is needed for our study and I keep finding it in someones set, but I already have the other books, I only need the one.  I would rather have the choice.  Not necessarily a “set” like Little House on the prairie but all the books needed for, for example, 106 Days of Creation Study Set.  Hope that made sense.

I would price them individually but also offer an option to buy them as a set for a slight discount.  I purchase things both ways.

Keep what you’ll need next time around but don’t hesitate to get rid of things you’ll never need again or wouldn’t like to read again for whatever reason.

I sell seperately and I have not found it too difficult selling to different addresses. I am keeping books that are collectibles meaning my original hard cover H. E. Marshall books and Arabella Buckley books that I picked up in a junk shop in England…and books that have become fast favourites of ours as a family. Books that I think could change over the years like Truthquest I am selling or have sold, and math or science curriculum that get updated I sell when we have finished with them. Classics I keep, hardbacks I keep if they are of value to us and the rest I sell. I would keep all my books if I could, but there are some that it is not too painful to let go and others that I will never part with. I think sometimes people prefer to see individual books rather than a package, because a CM education generally means that often people have one or two books in a package and then don’t want to rebuy them. I never bought a package because most times I had at least some of the books, so I would stick with individual books.

One thing I do is use subheadings (if posting to my blog), so someone can look quickly. jawgee has a good point and I’m the same way. Like ease of use. So you could always list them under a subheading like “Sonlight Core 1” or something like that. Put individual prices beside each book but in bold print somewhere within say something like “If you would like to purchase the entire lot of “Sonlight Core 1” books listed here, I will give you 10% off for a total of $XX. Percent is just a suggestion, but I do think you need to do at least 10% to make someone feel they are getting a deal. Hope you sell it all!