Where could I purchase the BlueBook(BB) and the DirectHits(DH)?

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<p>I’ve been reading lots of threads lately, and people recommended using those two sources. DirectHits for Vocabs and Bluebook for everything else.</p>

<p>Hopefully I can get a fast reply, TY!</p>

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<p>idk if they have the best prices, but i bought my books from barnes & noble online shop (bn.com). Or you can always try Amazon. Remember to get both volumes of Direct Hits!</p>

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<p>Definitely Amazon.</p>

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<p>Bookdepository</p>

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<p>Amazon has the best prices.</p>

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<p>I have found recently that Barnes and Noble (bn.com) has better prices on the Direct Hits books. Both Amazon and Barnes & Noble offer ebook versions of Direct Hits Vol. 1 & 2.</p>

<p>Here is a link that has some very good math resources [SAT</a> and ACT Math Practice](<a href=“http://www.erikthered.com/tutor/practice.html]SAT”>SAT and ACT Math Practice). The math facts and formulas quiz is very helpful in identifying what types of problems you are missing. </p>

<p>You should start with the College Board “blue book” for your primary practice materials and work through the 10 tests. Use the first 3 tests as full length practice tests. </p>

<p>Break down the other tests (4-10) into the sections you want to work on and focus on one section at a time. On the critical reading section look up any word you do not know, most will be in the Direct Hits 2011 books. For math, take note of the types of problems you are missing. If you post a question here many CCers will give you explanations. Work on the writing sections last.</p>

<p>After you have worked through 3-4 tests, do one of the first 3 SATs as a timed full length test and see if you are making progress. Good luck!</p>

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<p>I bought them both from Amazon. I didn’t comparison shop for DH. The Blue Book was less at Amazon than it was on collegeboard.com.</p>

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<p>Thank You, I know that the BlueBook and DirectHits will prepare me for the SAT. However, what should I do about the ACT? SAT>ACT, ACT has English,Mathematics,Writing, and Science. Since SAT has three of the following, and the SAT is more difficult than the ACT, would I only need to prepare myself for the science section</p>

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<p>Answering your first question, I bought DH and BB from Amazon as well. In hindsight, I found ACT Math slightly harder than SAT Math. Nonetheless, reviewing for the SAT should cover the corresponding sections of the ACT.</p>