<p>What's the best PSAT book to get and what's the best way to study?</p>
<p>I have the big textbook size Sparknotes SAT and PSAT study guide/book, it's preddy good so far. But it's very, very long.</p>
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<p>I think it's pointless to get a test prep book for this one. Just get the free booklet and work with that. I did that and I got fairly well (220).</p>
<p>I practiced sporadically over the course of a year (I started the summer before sophomore year) using Princeton Review's 11 Practice Tests for the New SAT.
I liked this book because it provided explanations for every question, which really taught me what I was doing right and wrong.
If it hadn't been for this book I know I would'nt have done as well as I did (223).</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>
<p>But what about for the PSAT. Will the SAT Book help?</p>
<p>my book's for both the PSAT and the new SAT.</p>
<p>Yes, use the SAT books but just ignore the essay part and gear down the math to the level that it is covered in the PSAT. My D used the College Board blue book for practice tests, Testmaster's for explainations to the practice tests (the blue book gives the answers but doesn't give explainations) and Maximum SAT. She followed Xiggi's method (see sticky thread) and gained 30 points from her sophomore year PSAT which she took without prepping. Studying works, good luck!</p>