Books to Use?

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<p>Yes, I know this is a commonly asked question but laziness has taken over and I don't feel like searching through pages and pages of threads. </p>

<p>Anyway, I currently have a 24 (E22, M25, R23, S25, E/W 24, essay 10) with no prep. I like the format of the ACT a lot better than the SAT. I am currently aiming for a 27-28 range so I can be competitive for the Park School @ Ithaca College. </p>

<p>I currently own the The Real ACT Red Book but I am wondering about what other books to use? I know people recommend Barron's ACT 36 but I am not aiming for that score. I have used Princeton Review's products before (SAT +300 or so points). </p>

<p>Question: What books can give practice questions and stratergies on all sections but mainly English and Reading since they seem to be my weakest area (even though I hate science and math)?</p>

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<p>“Yes, I know this is a commonly asked question but laziness has taken over and I don’t feel like searching through pages and pages of threads.”</p>

<p>Very bad way to start a thread.</p>

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<p>It’s a true fact. It is also currently 2:23AM and I don’t feel like doing the mentioned searching above. It can take two seconds to recommend a good book to use.</p>

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<p>Fine.</p>

<p>For English, “Cracking the ACT”</p>

<p>reading has no great book</p>