<p>Ap English Literature and composition
Ap Human Geography
Ap Calculus AB
Ap Spanish Language
Ap Comparitive Government
Ap Physics B</p>
<p>Could you tell me what books help get the highest scores? I really need help. Thanks!
az1698 is invisible</p>
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for AP lit, you need to practice, there is really nothing to do except write and vocab…so,read, there is a reading list on collegeboard, i thought it helped me so much..(being a nerd)</p>
<p>human geography I use PR for self study, and Barron for extra information.
calc i use be prepared for ap calculus , you can find it on the first page of this thread, and i also use PR.
Spanish, read, gain vocab, know grammar, i dont think any prep really helps, its the knowledge you gained over the years.
AP comparative gov, I use a bok by ethel wood? search on amazon, its on th efirst page of this thread,too. get the newest edition.
Physics B, my friend used PR, </p>
<p>pay attention in class, thats what i learned..and those prep books are optional, if u get everything in class and practice, u will be fine…</p>
<p>I cannot get AMSCO for US History (since I never buy review books, I just borrow them from the county library and the libraries don’t have AMSCO), so what other brands are good for US Hist?</p>
<p>Maybe I’m doing the search wrong, though…do I just type in AMSCO US History on amazon? >.< </p>
<p>can someone help me out - I took AP Euro last year and crammed it not sure on my grade but this year I don’t wanna cram and I already bought </p>
<p>Ap US History: Princeton Review</p>
<p>from what I’m seeing it isn’t that good also why is AMSCO so good </p>
<p>also any good books for</p>
<p>Ap LAng and Comp</p>
<p>Are Cliff’s Biology and PR Chem good to use in conjunction with class and learning new material?</p>
<p>I only read the first page, but are these books only for preparation of the exams, or the class?</p>
<p>Lol I’m not concerned with the exam, but because I have a C- in AP world right now…it’ll help if there was a shorter, easier guide of information…like basically a “Book” that helps you in your AP class itself. Maybe we can get a list on that? </p>
<p>(For example, I just saw a couple people say for AP Bio Campbell’s or something was good to breeze through the class. Something like that.)</p>
<p>Campbell’s Biology breezing through is not worth it. Get Cliff’s!</p>
<p>theres a free CliffsAP Biology PDF at [AP</a> Biology Notes - NotePadd.com](<a href=“http://notepadd.com/ap-biology]AP”>http://notepadd.com/ap-biology)</p>
<p>What book is good for Physics C: Mechanics?</p>
<p>thanks in advance,
ansar</p>
<p>Can someone verify that the 2009 version of PR’s BC calculus book is as good as its 2008 edition?</p>
<p>Oh sorry- doesn’t come out until DEC.30</p>
<p>Want something that will most likely guarantee a 5 for Micro/Macro economics? (Assuming you read the books and know most of the information).</p>
<p>"Economics for Dummies
Despite the title, if you’re going to try to ace the AP Macro and Micro exams with just one book, I would have to say this is the best choice I’m aware of. Not too hard, not too easy. Although it has no practice exercises, your understanding of all concepts covered – and in the way the College Board likes them covered, and using their terminology – will be most meaningfully strengthened by an extended acquaintance with this volume. My colleagues and I have been repeatedly astonished to see how well done it is; it contains all the graphs, charts, and equations that you’ll need. And though the book doesn’t make one mention of the AP exams, honesty compels me to list it here because I regard it as the most comprehensively helpful prep guide for these 2 tests. The only disadvantage I can think of is that you might feel less than kingly with this title under your arms. But are you interested in results, or what?
ISBN-13: 978-0764557262 "</p>
<p>I suggest these 2 together is a very good combo! Economics for dummies and PR…</p>
<p>Discuss.</p>
<p>PR itself for Economics isn’t too shabby. I read both the night before the exam and did well.</p>
<p>Which is best as a compliment for an AP Euro class? What about Compsci? French?</p>
<p>I cannot get AMSCO for US History. Is Barron’s good enough?</p>
<p>ansar people say for AP american history PR is better than barrons</p>
<p>Ok, sorry.</p>
<p>Thanks >.<</p>
<p>@ world history takers</p>
<p>how useful is peterson’s? because i haven’t heard of it ever =P i have…kaplan, barron’s and pr. no textbook D=. hmm.</p>
<p>hi guys, i dont know what to buy for AP European His.
Although people here suggested Modern European History, I couldnt find a picture on google of the cover to go out to the bookstore.
Is that book popular or do I have to buy it online?</p>
<p>Usually bookstores will only have the study guides such as Barron’s, Kaplan, PR, but not actual “textbooks”. </p>
<p>It is recommended that you go on Amazon. </p>
<p>Usually they don’t have it in their stock, but they host sellers who have a copy – that’ll usually take about a month to deliver, depending on where you live. </p>
<p>But then again, there are those who manage to self-study just with the study guides. … </p>
<p>I might be doing that with world =P</p>
<p>Hi all,</p>
<p>I’m currently in AP Chem and I was wondering what book I could get to help me understand the material a little better. (If it helps, I’m using Zumdahl.)</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>