<p>same as above</p>
<p>Hands down, the Collegeboard's own book. It's sometimes referred to as the "blue book" because well, it's blue. Honestly, this book is like the test.</p>
<p>conquering the New sat by postman andpostman by McGraw Hills is the best practice book beside the blue book</p>
<p>Blue book for tests and PR for strategy + tests. There's a company called TestMasters that publishes answer explanations for the official tests. I don't have it but it might be worth getting. The PR books have answer explanations for their tests, though.</p>
<p>generally blue book, but other books have things to offer as well, so you might want to consider getting several different books if you're self studying. I'm working with blue book, barrons 2400 (focuses on harder questions), and a writing workbook cuz thats my weak point.</p>
<p>I recently got the Princeton Review books, Cracking the SAT and 11 Practice Tests. I haven't gotten into 11 yet but the other seems to be pretty good so far.</p>
<p>The blue book, a good vocab book, PR CR& writing book (unconventional stadegies), and pr 11 tests,</p>
<p>the blue book, the elements of style for grammer for the writing section, and PR for strategies</p>
<p>Also a 2400 book (either kaplan or barron's)</p>