<p>I think reading books is good for SAT especially CR.How you are??Especially people can get perfect scores. Some opinion.</p>
<p>Reading books is effective for reading comprehension as well as for developing an intellect and keeping the brain sharp. But keep things in perspective. If you have a few months to go for SAT, you need to focus more on the test-taking techniques.</p>
<p>Reading will improve your vocabulary. If you combine that with a vocabulary building tool (such as one at Suvobi.com), your progress will be much faster. It’s nice to use a combination of techniques instead of just one!</p>
<p>Short answer is that reading books is indeed very good for you.</p>
<p>Yes, reading books is effective, but practicing the actual test itself must take precedence over any other strategy.</p>
<p>It helps, but only in measurable amounts when the reading is done over many years. Cramming with preparatory books over a weekend can help you a lot on the test, but reading a book over the weekend probably (almost definately) won’t.</p>