<p>I want to get the ultimate prep book collection for my next SAT (i only got 1990 and wanna put in more of an effort to try crack 2100). What would be the best books to buy? I currently have:</p>
<p>The BB
College Board Online Course
Princeton Review Cracking the SAT
PR 11 practice tests (just incase I need extras)</p>
<p>I was thinking of adding:</p>
<p>Direct Hits Volumes I and II
Rocket Review (for the writing section)
Grubers (for math)</p>
<p>What are some other books that would help me create the ultimate library for my May SAT? Like is Barrons 2400 good etc.</p>
<p>You can buy as many books as you want, but I get the feeling that if just one prep book isn’t getting you above a 1990, 20 won’t really help either.</p>
<p>What dchow is trying to say… lol, is if one prep book with as numerous practice as BB isn’t helping you break 2k, then you’re probably not reviewing or memorizing your past mistakes or at least maximizing your gains from one book. Try to review/remember how to solve problems you got wrong in math, and for writing remember certain grammatical patterns that they also ask for (ie: long modifiers that don’t agree in subject-verb). And as for CR, the only memorizing of patterns i can suggest is recognizing inference questions or function questions (that ask about details and how they relate to the passage) always, always comes back to the main idea/pov/tone of the passage. Treat all questions with the view of the author and his overall tone in mind.</p>
<p>I personally only have BB, Kaplan and Rocket Review.</p>