BJJ Handbook vs Fighters Notebook?

[krill]

I was hoping somebody could give me a little advice here. I'm new to BJJ and was considering buying some literature on it, either the BJJ Student Handbook (www.jiu-jitsu.net) or The Fighters Notebook (www.mixedmartialarts.com) since these are all made by the individual website, its impossible for me to just head down to my local bookstore and browse through them. Basically I was wondering which would help me more as a BJJ student in class. It looks like TFN is geared towards NHB (not much gi stuff) but it seems a little more complete/well presented than the BJJ Handbook. Hopefully a couple of you have had experience with either and can help me out.
thanks

[Shimora]

Both are excellent publications. I would suggest the BJJ Handbook if its purely BJJ you are interested in. The Fighters Notebook incorporates many techniques from other submission styles. I often see copies for sale on Ebay for a bit less than the recommended retail price. You might look there and get both for the price of one new one.

[Underdog]

Pay attention to the ebay copies of the fighter's notebook. I've heard from the UG that some were ring-binders full of blak pages.

Get the legit and buy from kirik; you'll also support MMA.

[Tony10]

I have the BJJ Student Handbook and highly recommend it, especially if you are a beginner. It also has a few advanced moves that I had forgotten about, and it's not expensive.

It's a good review tool, because I often tend to learn something in class and then forget it two days later.