Is Meyers A+ all in one enough?

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Since i've got an awfull lot on my plate coming up in the next few months, i figure'd id better get prepared and start studying ASAP.

My plan looks like this ...

Some IT Essentials 1 thing (comptia A+ test at end),a few days break Followed on to another IT Essentials 2 (N+ at the end).

Also i got the cisco network acadamy stuff at the same time, the college only does modules 1-6 (not sure if 5/6 are running now) so 1-4 = CCNA or so im told.

Also i got C programming all the way through it, and possibly ill take a Part time HNC in something or another (but i got stuff for that).

Anyway back to the point, since i have a lot of subjects all getting mixed up (they all start the same week, and are the only local place offering.. and its free, so what the hell) well what books do you think ill need?

Im getting Meyers All in One exam guide (sept 2003?!?)
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos...6278/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_11_1/026-3312823-2658046

Also ill get the Network+ Study guide by David Groth/sybex as i hear its the best.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0782144063/qid=1115194641/026-3312823-2658046

Will this be enough with all the courses ill have running at the same time, i dont wanna waste cash on stuff as i dont have a hell of a lot right now, but i'd like to get my nose in the books before they start (a few months). I heard bits and pieces about another A+ book by meyers, the passport one.. that any use?

 

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I used those 2 books for my A+ and N+. They were fine and the A+ one is more then enough! Probably the best IT book I have ever read!

Good luck

 

I think someone else asked this question recently. Here's the link to that thread:

http://www.certforums.co.uk/forums/thread4362.html

 

Ahh well, looks like ill just grab the Meyers A+ and the Sybex N+