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From my experience I feel having tons of books for SAT preparation could be a curse rather than a boon if one isn't careful. Simply because each and every book has its own " Master Way" to Successfully tackle the SAT, specially for the critical reading section... furthermore, one book's strategies contradict with those of the other books.. The result: More information leading to More confusion ... hence , its imperative to find a style/ strategy, again specially for CR portion, that suits oneself and then mastering it to achieve great SAT scores.. Also, agreeing with whatever (word by word) the SAT preparation books have to say is simply asking for trouble ... Hence, its advisable to develop one's own strategies to face the "all important SAT" with the help of preparation Books that is, rather than solely depending on the techniques professed by those books ... all the best guys ...
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