<p>I hear its math is pretty good, but it seems like I can nail almost anything in Gruber's when in actuality I got a 680 on the Oct. SATs. I also have Barron's CR, Sparknote's CR, Princeton Review's CR. I have books from a Kaplan course I took, but no specific CR book. I also occasionally will do sections from the blue book. Which book do you think is the best for CR?</p>
<p>I personally like Barron best, and the actual blue book for practice questions right before the exam. Gruber’s CR is terrible. Its writing section is even worse.</p>
<p>I think Princeton Review’s is the best. I would also suggest checking out their Literature subject test prep book to practice on some more challenging reading passages.
Gruber’s is absolutely horrible except for the vocabulary list it features.</p>
<p>Gruber’s CR is not like the actual test at all. I would avoid it. The passages are challenging which can be good, but the questions are not at all like the actual test, which is its pitfall.</p>