What SAT prep books to use?

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<p>Right now I have acculumated a large amount of these books from all my siblings.. I think at least 9.. but I'm not sure which ones to actually use since some of them are very old. Like dating back 8 years ago.... and since there is a new SAT out I'm unsure if I should really use the older books. I'll list the books and link to their site maybe. I know I probaly will review first with the newer ones, but should I also take a glance at the other books? Like is the information from the old books still on new SATs?</p>

<p>1)I have the The Official SAT Study Guide: For the New SAT. It says it is for March 2005 and beyond but I bought it in like March...
2)SAT Math Tutor copyright 1995.. made by Research and Education Association
3)Up Your Score 2003-2004 version
4)Two novel stories containing vocab words
5)Vocab cartoons book filled with definitions and picture along with the definition
6)Somewhat new Barrons Prepare for the Sat 2005 (22nd edition)
7)Barrons writing book for the new SAT
8)Barrons 1998 Prepare for the SATs
9)Arco SAT prep book</p>

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<p>bump reply please.. answer would be appreciated..</p>

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<p>Sorry for another quick bump but just forget my original post.
Should I just use my 2005 versions of the Blue Book and Barrons Prepare for the SAT? (I bought these like just when the new SATs came out so I don't know if they're up to date.) Or should I try to return these for the new 2006-2007s?</p>

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<p>On amazon, I think someone mentioned that the 22nd edition of barron's prepare for the SAT's had some errors in it. I don't know if that's accurate but I still purchased the 23rd edition. I think there's only one version of the blue book?</p>

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<p>Use The Official SAT Study Guide that says for March 2005 and beyond - it's the most recent Blue Book and the best thing to use for studying (IMO).</p>

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<p>There are two versions of the blue book: one with ' #1 best seller ' and one without. Their contents are the same, though. ;)</p>

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<p>i used the official guide, and i basically did all the problems and went back to understand the questions thoroughly. i also used grammatix, although that was kind of general (still good, though). i'm a fan of up your score, although i used the 2005 edition (freshman year, took a practice psat with only one day of reading up your score and got a 223)</p>