What book will be best

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<p>Hi,
i have taken ACT once
I got 29 in English, 36 in Math, 25 in Reading, 29 in Science.
Composite: 30</p>

<p>Whew, I need to get at least 33.
I am willing to study like crazy.
I believe i can do it, because i studied for 4 days for the test.</p>

<p>What books should I get?
I already have the Real ACT.
There are Craking ACT, 1296 ACT questions, Baron, Baron 36, and etc..</p>

<p>Can you tell me the difference b/w Baron and Baron 36,
b/w Cracking and 1296?</p>

<p>I can buy all, but wanna know the differences...</p>

<p>If you have a book you recommend, plz tell me..</p>

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<p>any at all?</p>

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<p>As of now, I have been using PR Cracking the ACT, and McGraw Hill’s ACT 2008. I find that PR Cracking the ACT is a lot easier to use, and it seems to be better quality than McGraw Hill. I also own The Real ACT Prep Guide (Red Book) and plan just to use this book purely for the 3 practice tests after I review the PR book. Cracking the ACT has a lot of good test taking strategies that you won’t find in The Real ACT Book because the test writers do not want to give any strategies away because it kind of counter-acts their test.</p>

<p>I hear a lot of good things about 1296 ACT questions, so I’d recommend combining that with Cracking the ACT, and The Real ACT Prep Guide.
Good luck with the test. :)</p>

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<p>PR Cracking the ACT is really good-- the practice tests are fairly realistic and the teaching material is good too. I bought the book, used it for like one month, then took the ACT and scored a 33 Composite (36 English, 33 Math, 33 Reading, 30 Science).</p>