Reading the 1st book it right out of the bat points to different chapters of books where the topic is referenced. If I hold interest in learning about prototypes should I just skip to that book, on backdrop of not being able to follow eloquent javascript as it gets ugly fast.
If you’re fairly new to JS, I recommend reading all of Up & Going first, then skip to reading this & Object Prototypes next. Read this book at least twice. Once you’re comfortable with that book, jump to the Scope & Closures book. If you then read this book every day until you really understand closures, your javascript life will become much more enjoyable.
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