<p>Hey, I'm a currently a junior who is planning to take the ACT in the fall. I was wondering which books (Barron's, PR etc.) would be the best review for the test. Also, do the tests in the The Real ACT Prep Guide reflect the actual ACT?</p>
<p>Uhh...the only book I used was Kaplan, and I think that worked out alright (despite what people say). I found one mistake in the answer explanations, but other than that the book does offer some good strategies.</p>
<p>Dumbstruck--The tests in The Real ACT Prep Guide are real live ACT tests that were retired in the last few years. So, yes.</p>
<p>I'd also recommend PR....The tests in PR are slightly harder than those in the REAL ACT prep guide so it should help you prep better..</p>
<p>Real ACT tests + Princeton Review book/tests, definitely the best combo.</p>
<p>^ cool thats what I have. Its funny, I never ever asked my parents for ACT books. I go to my Dad's library/den room, look on the wall, and what do you know PR and the official book just sittin there..</p>