Best prep books to have for SATs, in order

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<p>I just want to compose a list of what the best books would be to prepare for the SATS. Please input your suggestions and the order you think they should be in.</p>

<li>The official Sat study Guide.</li>
<li>Grubers
3?. 10 Real Sats
4?. RocketReview Revolution
5?. Barrons 2400
6?. Testmasters Solutions
7?. Maximum SAT
8?. Mcgraw-Hill
9?. Kaplan 2400
Please add to this list / change its order so people buying books know what books to look for.</li>
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<p>I liked McGraw-Hill as a refresher for the Math. I would not recommend it to "learn" anything but the way I used it I felt it was beneficial.</p>

3

<p>Princeton Review is pretty good</p>

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<li>The official Sat study Guide.</li>
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<p>it's all you need.</p>

5

<p>I used the Blue Book and Princeton Review.
10 books is overkill, I think.</p>

6

<p>Its the top ten list, you should only get 2-3 or so I would say.</p>

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<p>Princeton is not bad.</p>

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<p>I'd say Princeton Review is one of the best.</p>

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<p>I'd say Official Guide, Grubers, and MAYBE RocketREview is all you need. I have all three and if you are already doing well in most areas of the SAT (low 600s) then improving to the 700 should NOT be hard with Gruber's alone. Gruber's is the absolute best, then Maximum SAT and RocketReview imho.</p>

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<p>Princeton review is pretty useless. I found Kaplan 2400 and Barron's 2400 to be extremely helpful.</p>

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<p>Princeton Review is terrible. DO NOT BUY!!!! Seriously though it is awful.</p>

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<p>Whats better: Rocket Review or Maximum Sat? Which one would I get more out of if I already own grubers and the Blue book? What are the main differences between the two(content wise, etc.)? Thankyou</p>

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<p>Princeton Review is one the the best. Joe blogg is so GOOD. I think like him and got 2100+</p>

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<p>You seriously don't need 10 books. You'll hate yourself even more than most people hate the SAT if you do that to yourself.</p>

<p>Best books are the CB book and Princeton Review...both Cracking the SAT and 11 Practice Tests. You really don't need much more than that.</p>

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<p>Ok, i will say it again, this is a top ten best books list. Nobody ever said to buy all ten books. It was just created so people could give their input and compile a list, in order, of the top books for sat prep. After the list was compiled people who don't own books can come here and get the top 2 or w/e they want, or people can see if their book is good or if they should go return it for another one.</p>