<p>I have the real ACT and barron.. </p>
<p>I think I have to buy another book to prep..</p>
<p>maybe.. I will eventually buy both (Cracking the ACT and Kaplan..)</p>
<p>but I don't want to buy them at the same time..</p>
<p>so which book should I buy first?? which book would be better??</p>
<p>and I found that the 2007 version of those two books has CD with them..</p>
<p>should I buy the one with CD or without CD (the one without CD is cheaper </p>
<p>of course...)</p>
<p>I am using McGraw Hill, it is OK
The Princeton is good, but the way the book is written by its author reveals a challenging and arrogant tone.</p>
<p>I used the Princeton one- it had really good tips for the Science section. I live in the Northeast where no one talks about the ACT at all and I had no clue what to expect. I decided to take the test on a whim, so I skimmed this book the day before and I got a pretty decent score the first time out. I would definitely recommend the Princeton Review version.</p>
<p>I recommend McGraw Hill</p>
<p>McGraw Hill science seemed enormously easier than the actual science sections of recent ACT exams. Perhaps one of the others is better for that section?</p>