Test Masters Solution's to the Blue Book

<p>Have any of you bought this? If so, how is it? A poster here posted the link to the book, and it is the 2nd book down.</p>

<p><a href="http://student.testmasters.com/estore/catalog.asp%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://student.testmasters.com/estore/catalog.asp&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>Another question...</p>

<p>If I buy the Blue Book used from amazon to try and save some money, will the practice tests be filled in and all marked up?</p>

<p>My opinion: don't bother with anything but TCB's official materials. If you subscribe to the online course($60), you get access to explanations for all the questions in the blue book.</p>

<p>Yes, don't bother buying anything except TCB's official tests. You can get a free access to that online course.</p>

<p>how do you get free access to that online course??</p>

<p>What about my second question? Anyone know?</p>

<p>if you buy from amazon (not amazon users) its ALL brand NEW!
and its still cheaper tahn the stores
i think $15 on amazon new
and $19.99 in the book stores</p>

<p>^ So the used copies from amazon might have already filled in/marked up tests?</p>

<p>do you want the free SAT online course, BigB?</p>

<p>You'd have to ask the people selling the used ones if they're marked up. They should already have that noted in the description, though. But you can email the sellers, same as on Ebay.</p>

<p>98jhfg is right. You just have to pay attention to the book's condition, which should be listed by the used book seller (either on Amazon or somewhere else). If you want to buy the book used, you should click around a bunch of used book sites until you find someone listing a used book that specifically says "no writing" or something like that. A book listed in "like new" condition should probably not have writing in it, either.</p>