<p>I'll be self-studying AP Euro and AP Art History next year, and taking courses in Micro/Macro, APES, both Govs, and English Lit.</p>
<p>Here are the books I'm thinking of getting so far:</p>
<p>AP Euro (self): Modern European History
AP Art History (self): The Annotated Mona Lisa
AP Econ: ?
APES: ?
AP Gov (both): Ethel Woods's book for Comp, but what about US Gov?
AP Lit: ?</p>
<p>What would you recommend?</p>
<p>APES: Princeton Review.</p>
<p>AP Euro: AP Achiever/Princeton Review + Crash Course</p>
<p>jerrry4445, I’ve never seen AP Achiever in stores. Is it perhaps one of the older study guides?</p>
<p>AP Achiever is not an old study guide. The only place you can buy it is at amazon.com.</p>
<p>AP Euro (self): PR + Crash Course
AP Art History (self): The Annotated Mona Lisa + Barron’s Art History
AP Econ: PR
APES: PR
AP US Gov: PR + Crash Course (SERIOUSLY THE BEST)
AP Comp. Gov: Ethel Wood’s Guide (Good enough)</p>
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Thanks.</p>
<p>082349, I’ve heard of people talking about 5 Steps for Econ as well. I had it for APWH and it wasn’t that great. Do you know anything about it?</p>
<p>Also, what would anyone recommend for AP Lit?</p>
<p>Barron’s is nowhere near as good a study guide for Art History as is REA.</p>
<p>REA was good for French, too. Is REA for Art more detailed overall or does it simply cover topics that were not touched upon as much as in Barron’s?</p>