<p>i read some customer reviews on amazon.com...most of them were good, but i read one that said there are "3 answers that are incorrect in the answer key and that the auto-essay scoring feature on the software is useless"</p>
<p>all the other reviews praise Adam Robinson for his work on the book and their results...</p>
<p>is this book worth buying? also is the "300 word list" accurate?</p>
<p>The word list is basically a bunch of easy to middle range difficulty words. It's a very good list to start with though. I think the RR is very much like the PR cracking SAT book. Everyone thought it was soo good because xiggi recommended it.</p>
<p>I really think It's great.
I am using it right now to help prepare for the Jan SAT. The word list is relatively basic, but what I find most useful are the math tips and the general 'tutorials.' Robinson breaks the Math test down and organizes a seven rule system to work by.
Overall definately worth it IMO. I use it along with College Board's new prep book.
Also, don'y rely on RockeyReview for practice tests, there aren't very many questons in the book at all, so have a book like College Board's to go along with it.</p>
<p>Um. If you're going to buy book for list, don't because you can just download it on internet lol.</p>
<p>I scanned through Rocket Review but nothing particularly great there.</p>
<p>I personally really liked Rocket Review.... Given, it was one of the only two SAT prep books I'd ever seen (Barrons and RR) =\ Well, I thought it put a lot of things in better terms than the Barrons book did! Helped kick my writing score from 630 -> 730 =D Of course, I always already knew the grammar, just that I never really got in right in the 4 hour thing =\ (80 on PSAT)</p>