<p>So I got PSATs back late last week and got a freaking 60 on the Writing section, much to my dismay. Not only is it pathetic that I got a 660 on the SAT at an eighth grader, I just don't think I understand writing anymore <em>pulls out hair</em></p>
<p>That being said, anyone have any suggestions on good prep books that give good practices for only Writing? Don't need anything for Math, I think I can work on CR by myself.</p>
<p>And I've already finished Kaplan & Barron's Writing books. And I've pretty much done all the writing practice sections in those huge test prep books.</p>
<p>If you really need another prep book (looks like you've got enough already!) I used Mcgraw-Hill or whatever it was called..cant really remember</p>
<p>It had some good review of basic grammar rules and a bunch of practice questions </p>
<p>Good luck! It's definitely possible! (580 SAT/53 PSAT last year to 790 this year using the BB and McGraw-Hill..don't really know which one helped but hey, I'm very veryyy thankful for my score because when i got my first SAT scores back, I didn't know what to do becasue they were awful! A bit of practice boosted my entire score up 300 pts or so!)</p>
<p>Taking the BB practice tests under timed conditions really helps (don't know if you did that already though!) because I realized it really helped me pace myself so I won't run out of time during the real test.</p>