<p>I am going to Give my SAT this May. I have started reading the SAT vocabulary list and i have with me Princeton Review Book 2012 edition. What books do you suggest to prepare in these 3 months to get 2200+ score in SAT</p>
<p>Use College Board’s SAT prep book(the blue one)!! </p>
<p>It’s the best!!
And the 10 tests on it are the closest to the actual SAT!</p>
<p>Princeton Review is not that great!</p>
<p>I agree with rishav17. I also had only done the tests(Although I had limited time so could do only 3 of them.) in that book.</p>
<p>Thanks, but i read that Barron’s 2400 is a good book and it prepares us for a perfect score. Apart from blue book, Should i buy that?</p>
<p>I prepared using the four books commonly available - CollegeBoard, Barrons, Kaplan, PR.
Do math from Barrons and Do practice test from wherever, but do the 10 collgeboard practice tests for sure.</p>
<p>whatever books you use make sure you take at least 20 practice tests(if you are aiming for 2200+).</p>
<p>Yea i am planning to do the bluebook and a 4000 word list…</p>
<p>Definitely the blue book, because it is all past SAT tests and it’s the most accuarate. If you want to improve your score by a lot, use the Barron’s book because in my experience, as well as my tutors’, who both got 2300+ on their SATs, is a lot harder than the actual test. This may seem counterintuitive, but taking the harder tests in the Barron’s book really made me feel like I was so much better prepared for my January SAT (I haven’t gotten my scores back yet.)</p>
<p>:| i just did the princeton review book,though i had the bluebook too,and i got 2210…should have completed that one too,maybe i could have gotten a higher score…and i never heard about Barron’s book …there’s no point saying this now though,lol</p>
<p>For practice tests: as everyone else has been saying, the blue book.
Add to that released SAT practice tests (find them all over the internet).</p>
<p>For vocab: Essential 300 and Direct Hits Vol. 1 & 2 (both by the SAT god, Larry Krieger)</p>
<p>For writing help: check out silverturtle’s SAT guide on CC (just google it, it’s well worth the read with a great grammar guide).</p>
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<p>but i read that Barron’s 2400 is a good book and it prepares us for a perfect score. Apart from blue book, Should i buy that?
You definitely buy and read Barron’s 2400 but you have to work hard for it and also only good for those who need math exercises.</p>
<p>@jmlover
Doesnt make much of a difference, though if you have a choice buy the first one, its newer</p>
<p>Thanks! 
@Thekd95</p>
<p>Are workbooks really useful?
For practice?
Apart from practice tests?</p>
<p>Definitely the blue book. Barron’s also really helped me simply because their practice tests are slightly more difficult than the actual test. I worked until I did well on Barron’s tests, and then the actual SAT seemed incredibly easy. I got a 2400, 12 essay, so I would definitely recommend that strategy.</p>