Title: Typical Princeton Review book.
Product review: The Princeton Review is a reliable name -- you'll get your money's worth -- and this book is standard for the series. It covers all the major areas and goes into about as much depth as you *need* for the test. If you're hoping to unlock the deeper mysteries of chemistry, this isn't the book for you, but if you're a student who slept through the class and now has two weeks left before exam time, this is a near-perfect cram guide. It helps if you have a textbook to follow along with -- the Princeton Review books are the Cliffs Notes of the standardized testing world, and relying on this book alone probably won't get you a perfect score.
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