Need some clarification with study materials (Please read)

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<p>I've used the search function in order to find the study materials recommended for the ACT and I've narrowed it down to the Red Book and PR. However, I was looking on Amazon and saw multiple different books by PR. There was Cracking the ACT, 1296 Questions, and Crash Course. Which one is the one that people most recommend? </p>

<p>Also, what should I use to study for more? I know the Red Book has the most accurate tests (or so I've heard) while PR teaches the material better. Can anyone confirm this?</p>

<p>Thank you in advance! :)</p>

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<p>Use the Red Book to accurately gauge what subjects you need the most help on, then use other books such as Barrons or Princetons to learn/review concepts.</p>

<p>The book I have is the Princeton Review Cracking the ACT</p>

<p>The advice is very straightforward and the concepts are taught very clearly.</p>

<p>It would be a stretch to say those two books are all you need for a 36, but I would say that using both of them will give you to get you into the 30’s in every category.</p>

<p>Just my opinion</p>