<p>The real ACT book is a must have, but is there anymore that are equally helpful. Is it that the ACT is less "tricky", more straightforward, but more in depth? Drawing a blank.</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>buy the act practice test booklets from actstudent.org</p>
<p>worth it >>>>><<<<<<</p>
<p>Also get Cracking the ACT, from Princeton Review. Outside of the official stuff, it is definitely the best book out there. The tests are really good, but the review sections and strategies are killer.</p>