Different types of consecration to Mary

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So, I want to consecrate myself to Mary. Now there are two books I have, the 33 days to morning glory, and the Apostolate book by JP2 and Louis de Monfort…not sure exactly what that book is called. BUT. id like to do both of them. Could I just chose one and then revisit it with the other, or can I do them bth at once at the same time? What do you suggest?
 
This is a very good pamphlet on Consecration to Mary, it does not have many pages but the prayers are probably similar to St. Louis de Montfort.

One thing though I do have as a take away that this pink book suggested is that if one ever has a chance to take flowers to our Lady, it be a statue outside or inside of Church or whatever, I think that is a real positive act that is suggested by this book.

http://www.maryscall.com/gallery/consecrationofimmaculate.jpg

Tan book, there are probably actually a number of Consecrations.
 
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So, I want to consecrate myself to Mary. Now there are two books I have, the 33 days to morning glory, and the Apostolate book by JP2 and Louis de Monfort…not sure exactly what that book is called. BUT. id like to do both of them. Could I just chose one and then revisit it with the other, or can I do them bth at once at the same time? What do you suggest?
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I would do one or the other because the 33 day consecration to the Immaculate Virgin requires a fair amount of prayer and commitment as it is. There is a special website with all the prayers you’ll need. But good to have to hand the St. Louis De Montfort book. There are readings from the Bible too and also excerpts from ‘Imitation Of Christ.’ There is a fair amount to do but up to you really at the end of the day, or indeed, throughout all the days.
 
Consecration to the
Immaculate Heart of Mary
According to the Spirit of St. Louis de Montfort’s
TRUE DEVOTION TO MARY
Fr. Nicholas A. Norman
DIRECTOR THE CONFRATERNITY OF MARY QUEEN OF ALL HEARTS
Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur, 1949
TAN BOOKS
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catholictradition.org/Mary/consecration3.htm

It appears that book above is actually online, the link above.

It is pretty good. I kind of liked it in accompanying St. Louis’ writings because it is a bit of a more temporary version but who knows? It does have an Imprimatur.
 
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