What to do with never used prep books

Test Preparation
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<p>I bought two ACT books to help me study for the test, the Official ACT Guide and Barron's ACT 36. I only did/made marks on the first test in the Official Guide, and never even opened the Barron's book. Since then I've decided to focus on the SAT because I did significantly better, and just forget about the ACT. Now I'm left with two perfect books and nothing to do with them. I want to sell them, and get some money back but I don't really know how. Any thoughts?</p>

<p>TL;DR: I have two ACT prep books in pristine condition that I no longer want/need. What should I do with them? I don't want to just toss them since that's such a waste. Could I use them to study for the SAT or will that screw me up too much?</p>

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<p>Give them to Guidance to give to some needy student.</p>

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<p>@TomsRiverParent‌ I thought about doing that, but would honestly like to get back some money to help pay for my SAT prep.</p>

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<p>Go to guidance and tell them you have books to sale. Post a flyer with price and contact info. I’m sure you can sell it to someone at your school.</p>

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<p>There are plenty of online options as well. If you have friends with that type of experience, ask them for some help.</p>

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<p>Try ebay. They are selling between $5 to $10/ACT book.</p>

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<p>@CHD2013‌ I’ll look into it and ask some people on facebook!</p>

<p>@princeton2031‌ Good idea! I’ll see if it’s worth the shipping costs haha</p>