The practicality of previewing sets of books

PetahChristian

This month's preview resources consisted of a 5-book set, and a 14-book set, and a set of over 100 journals.

Is the thinking that we'd glance through the set(s), then decide we want to purchase the whole set? I've got hundreds of books in my base package that I haven't read yet, and have 149 tagged as "to-read." I'm honestly not looking for more books to add to that list.

I realize that FL makes money through book sales, but sending us 3 sets (of books and journals) all in the same month, I'm probably not going to bother glancing at any of the sets.

If there's not any science involved yet in the selections, I'd hope you'd mine our wish lists and generally let us preview what most of us want to buy. You would get more conversions to sales at the end of the preview period, and we'd get the benefit of saving money on items that we've been waiting to buy.

GaoLu

You probably won't look through all of them.  But there is a little of something for a range of people.  Much of it will likely get looked at by someone.  I think it would be nice, if you have time, to glance through resources, you don't have but might have interest in. If not, you might hardly know they were there.  

There are a lot of resources and features in Logos I have permanently, and that doesn't bother me much.  I am a resource hog, ol' greedy fingers, so I like having it available "just in case."