JC Penney issued its annual spring catalogue listing Harry Potter sneakers at a price of $15. Harried Mother ordered a pair to satisfy her four-year-old son who refused to attend nursery school unless he could wear them Penney's informed Mother that a mistake had been made in printing the catalogue and that sneakers were $50. Mother demanded the $15 price and filled a lawsuit. Based on these facts: Select one: a Mother will not prevail because the catalogue price would not be considered an offer b. Mother will prevail because Penney's had not stated that the prices were subject to change. c. Mother will prevail because Penney's was negligent in proof reading its catalogue. d. Mother will not prevail because Harry Potter sneakers are not considered to be necessaries