Title: Get This Book If You're A Robot
Product review: Simply put, there are much better books than this. The format is hard to decode and not fit for 80% of Calculus students. The book is ordered in a logical way and is packed with information, but it lacks proper inductions to material and is just too packed. More expanded books, such as the Princeton Review or ARCO review books, are much better. Some people will do well with the terse format of the Barron's book, but I have found that it is a poor choice overall. The same goes for the rest of the Barron's series. Princeton Review is, by far, the best choice overall if you want good test review.
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