New SAT Reading Practice Book Paperback – November 20, 2015

For many, the Reading Section of the SATs is the hardest section. This resource gives great attention and practice to the test. Perhaps many may not see the use in repetition of practice for such sections, as the passages change in the real test. However, repetition of taking the test will greatly improve your speed in the real situation, allowing for greater time to actually take the real test. Furthermore, the format is exactly the same in the real test. This book will absolutely help you in taking the SATs.

I was initially quite worried about the selection of this book because many SAT books made from organisations other than College Board usually fail to pursue the format of the text. But this book exactly corresponds the format, style and type of questions and texts that are encountered in the actual exam. Really glad to prepare for the new SAT with this book and I recommend this to everyone who is really concerned with the accomplishing of the highest score.

I like this series of books. The passages are sufficiently rigorous and the questions are comparable to the real test. The answer explanations are online, which is an extra step, but it keeps the book slim and easily portable, so I don't have a problem with that. I use this book with SAT students as well as with any of my struggling high school readers.

I like it

After searching through various forums about the materials, I decided to purchase this book. The practice tests follows the format of that of the released tests. What I like best is the explanations, which follow the Collegeboard's thought process! I purchased the verbal and the history ones too! 3 weeks till my last exam! Let's rock reading!

The answers/explanations are not included and the website it refers to does not exist! We went through the trouble of taking the first test before we realized this.

Good passage choices and decent questions. The questions overall (especially the inference ones) capture the 'feel' of the SAT's ones, though overall they're a bit easier.HOWEVER, theists reading section questions (unlike the ACT's) pretty much go linearly through the passage (not completely, but mostly), and this book does an awful job of capturing that one aspect, which can be a vital tool for students. I would LOVE to give this book 5 stars, but it's infuriating that the questions are presented in a more ACT-like order...-A test prep tutor

Nice guidance for new sat grammar