Title: Not Worth Your Time
Product review: This is not a good review book. Errors are everywhere, and this book will only make you question yourself when you can't figure out why your answer never seems to match the book. You would think that with the "Princeton Review" name on the cover, they could find someone who knows math to give this book a read before rushing it out the door. Even if the book could be trusted on for accurate information, there is not much substance. The book spends entirely too much time discussing how your average Joe Schmoe would guess the right or wrong answer. I'd prefer to use my study time learning the CORRECT way to solve these problems. This book would be appropriate for someone who has never taken math or english above the 8th grade, and aspires to get a 600 on the GMAT. If you aim higher than this (you should), try "The Official Guide for GMAT Review".
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