I was looking through old similar threads, but couldn’t find exactly what I wanted. So basically my ACT prep plan is to do loads of practice tests (official practice tests from online and the red book) since my biggest problem is unfamiliarity with the test/silly mistakes (currently at a 33 from my first practice test), but I want to also work through a prepbook that just would generally help prepare? Just kind of general prepping stuff? I’ve heard mixed things about Princeton’s Cracking the ACT especially for top scorers, but, on the other hand, I’m not a big fan of the idea of Barron’s 36 being harder than the test? I want something on level that goes over the test I guess? Any input on those two or something with that kind of comprehensive prep?
Anyways, any recommendations would be so super appreciated especially from anyone who used a prepbook to generally increase their score from an already pretty good score! Thanks!!