<p>Okay, so I'm totally using that Xiggi method, I have it favorited. I haven't gone through all 33 pages...as I think some of the latter pages have some arguing between members...hehe. Anywayssss, it's been told repeatedly to just get that 'blue book.' I'm ordering it on amazon now, but I'm thinking, maybe I should get one or two more books? I get free shipping at over $25 anyways, so I guess I might as well... I have the Kaplan and Princeton Review books from 2005. Both are for the NEW SAT. I got them from a friend, totally clean, not written in, etc. I can't help but think, though- maybe I should get the '07 editions of these? Would it be a waste of time or do you think I should invest in them? If not, possibly should I get a Barrons edition - and if so, which? I guess what I really need is 1) a book with good strategies (PR?) and 2) a book with tests/questions with explained answers.... Do the 'strategies' and such in the Princeton Review and Kaplan 05s differ greatly from those of 07? Would it be a waste to get them? The one thing that really appeals to me about the Barrons is that it's harder than the actual SAT? ...too many questions at once, but all help would be appreciated.</p>
<p>thanks so much
ALSOOOOOOO:::: any other testing strategies to recommend besides those in Xiggi's thread??? Any pages in that thread to particularly recommend? Anything online....? THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU</p>