<p>I'm taking the ap us history test on wednesday (late testing date). I have two review books, the AP Princeton Review, and Mcgraw 5 steps to a 5. I've started the McGraw review book, which is like 280 pages of content, but I still have like 170 pages left. It is very difficult and slow to read. I feel that it is specific, but may be also too detailed and has a lot of extra information. The AP Princeton Review book is 130 pages of content and I can read it pretty fast. It is specific, but not as specific as the 5 steps to a 5 book. I feel that the princeton review book covers enough information, even though it many not be as detailed as 5 steps to a 5. Also, the sample multiple choice questions are more realistic. Which book should I read?</p>
<p>Please get Crash Course and read it twice before the AP exam that you have Wednesday. You’ll thank me later.</p>
<p>well, it’s not like i’m completely unprepared. i read 85% of the textbook that we use in class.</p>