What is the best guidebook for ACT Test Prep?

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OK I know that the “Red Book” is a must-have. But I want to supplement it with a review book that covers the content thoroughly and has the best tips&tricks to tackle the questions.

I’ve collected this list of the “Best ACT Study Guides” and I want to know your opinion for what’s the best of them?

a. Barron’s

b. The black book

c. UpYourScore

d. Princenton’s premium

e. The ACT for bad Test Takers

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I used Barron’s ACT 36 for math and english help before my March state test. I went up 4 points in english and 1 point in math. I feel it kinda leaves out things for math. I just got PR’s ACT Elite 36 and it goes way more in depth. Some things you don’t need but it’s good to have.

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Use real ACT tests. There are patterns in ACT tests that make the ACT predictable. Those other books don’t thoroughly pick up on those patterns.

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Thanks

Guys what about the Black book?

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@kerrycake you mean the princeton is your #1 choice?

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I haven’t used it yet but from what I’ve seen it is. You’ll find the best ways to tackle questions and content is by experimenting with real test. I have a file of some: http://www.mediafire.com/?fqcaeda22zbry1n