Princeton Review: Too easy?

Test Preparation
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<p>I've used the Princeton Review for several SAT Subject tests, and I'm about to use it for AP US Government and Politics. I've heard a few rumors that PR isn't all it's cracked up to be, and that there are better books out there. I originally went with PR because I preferred it's format and style of writing to those of other books. </p>

<p>Are the PR books too easy? Are their practice exams to easy? I always got high/perfect scores on the practice tests, but I didn't get perfect scores on the actual SAT subject tests. My real scores were pretty high, but not perfect. I decided that I got perfect ones at home because I was less stressed.</p>

<p>If you don't think PR is good, what series do you think is good? What series do you/did you use?</p>

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<p>I think PR is good, but so is Barrons. A lot of people on CC swear by the College Board Blue Book. That one is very good for practice tests.</p>

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<p>I think</p>

<p>PR SAT math is much harder…
PR CR is too easy
PR Writing is inaccurate</p>

<p>It is still useful though.</p>

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<p>From my experience, PR is quite a bit harder, especially the CR and Math sections.
I was getting 2100-2200 on the practice tests and got 2360 on the real thing.</p>