Title: Great prep but be prepared to be depressed
Product review: The main advantage this book has is that its problems are a lot harder than the problems on the real test and their explainations are sometimes very weird. Doing problems in this book made me extremely depressed and I was prepared to take the test again, the night before I took the real SAT II I scored a 650 on one of the practice tests in Barron's and that didn't set me in a good emotional mood for the test the next day. But yesterday I received my score and to my surprise I scored a 800! So if you are around the high 600's in the practice tests in this book, you'll have no problem acing the real test. Good luck!
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