Teaching myself Algebra 2?

Question

I'm trying to home school myself on Algebra 2. Any good websites for any books I can get from library

Answer 1

Both of my kids went through Saxon Algebra 2 by themselves.  I was asked for assistance twice (and I had to search because it was complicated).  

There is a solutions guide which was helpful when they got stuck.  The lessons are really straight forward.  

We did buy a used text, but it was under$10 with shipping on Amazon.  You may be able to find it at the library.  

I have to add, that my kids did this themselves because they found it was faster and easier than when I helped with Algebra 1.  lol   Ah, the joy of unschooling!  

Good luck :D

Answer 2

The "Demystified" series is good.

You might try using Teaching Textbooks.  It's a great, self-taught math program.  My son is currently taking Algebra I from TT.

http://www.teachingtextbooks.com

Your library may have the Standard Deviants videos.  Try those for Algebra.  They help my son a lot since they're visual/auditory.

Here are some sites:

http://www.purplemath.com/

http://www.aaamath.com/

Cosmeo has NutShell math included in the subscription price.  You can get a free, one-month demo.  They also have a ton of Standard Deviants videos:

http://www.Cosmeo.com