<p>I was wondering which ACT books are considered the gold standard to study with for the test. I checked on Amazon and there are a lot of different options. Which tests are the closest to the actual ACT? Princeton Review? Barrons? McGraw? Thanks!</p>
<p>Real ACT Book → is published by the actual makers of the ACT and will give the best representation of the real thing. </p>
<p>Princeton Review → a tad more challenging than the Real Book but great for reviewing.</p>
<p>Barron’s → Harder than the real test but awesome for reviewing.</p>
<p>McGraw → I found it way easier than the real thing… wouldn’t recommend…</p>