How does each book in this series correspond to the videotapes?
Each videotape contains twelve half-hour programs on a six-hour tape. That six-hour tape is transcribed into one book. Therefore, tape number one is also book number one, tape number two is book number two, and so forth, with each tape directly corresponding to the book of the same number.
Les explains that the videotapes are twelve succeeding programs, twelve half-hour programs, on one six-hour tape, called tape number one. The next twelve programs form another tape number two, and so forth. Each individual six-hour tape is transcribed into one book, so tape number one is also book number one, and so forth. He notes that both the tapes and books get a response, and the books are catching on. He invites those who haven't watched or looked at one of the books to try one, asking only a gift of five or six bucks to cover the cost, not attempting to make anything on them.