<p>I have the Bluebook (I've done all of the CR/W sections, but not the math), Barron's, and Gruber. I'm going to dedicate all my weekend to SAT, so what books should I use?</p>
<p>For Saturday, I want to focus primarily on math. Should I read through Gruber's and do math exercises in the Blue Book?</p>
<p>On Sunday, I'll be focusing on W/CR, and reading up the Barron's book again. Is Gruber good as far as Writing goes?</p>
<p>Thanks in advance.</p>
<p>Btw, any other recommendations in terms of websites (I use number2.com), feel free to mention.</p>
<p>Finish the Blue book for sure. Use Gruber's for math and Barron's for verbal, then if you still have time, you can work on some Gruber's for verbal and Barron's for math. I wouldn't try to cram anything else in at this point.</p>
<p>do a few complete math sections in the blue book and take the time to figure out why an answer was wrong if you missed any. If you can't figure out why you got it wrong, you probably should read through the review, otherwise, you should practice more. </p>
<p>If you're already confident with scoring 700+ on math, I would recommend doing the last couple of problems within a section (also numbers 7 and 8 are "hard" in the grid-in sections). Everything you need to know for the math test is in the blue book study guide, you just have to use it by practicing a lot.</p>