# \#act-prepbooks

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## [Barron's ACT vs Barron's ACT 36](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/barrons-act-vs-barrons-act-36/7467)

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**Author:** [@Laura\_PrepScholar](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/u/Laura_PrepScholar)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [January 8, 2016, 8:29am UTC](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/barrons-act-vs-barrons-act-36/7467 "2016-01-08T08:29:08Z")

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I need to get a new prep book (that I'll actually use) for the February ACT. What's the difference between Barron's ACT and Barron's ACT 36?

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## [Real ACT Prep Guide (3rd Ed.) same difficulty as real ACT?](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/real-act-prep-guide-3rd-ed-same-difficulty-as-real-act/7466)

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**Author:** [@Laura\_PrepScholar](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/u/Laura_PrepScholar)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [January 8, 2016, 7:17am UTC](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/real-act-prep-guide-3rd-ed-same-difficulty-as-real-act/7466 "2016-01-08T07:17:10Z")

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Are the practice exams in "The Real ACT Prep Guide 3rd Edition" easier or harder than the real ACT exam? Or are some of the questions too easy?

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## [Are the practice tests from the Red Book also on ACT.org?](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/are-the-practice-tests-from-the-red-book-also-on-act-org/7776)

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**Author:** [@Lorena\_PrepScholar](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/u/Lorena_PrepScholar)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [May 11, 2016, 4:13am UTC](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/are-the-practice-tests-from-the-red-book-also-on-act-org/7776 "2016-05-11T04:13:27Z")

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I'm wondering if the Red Book (Real Act Prep Guide) merely contains the same tests found on ACT.org, or if they are completely different. If so, are the ones in the Red Book better? I'm referring to the five tests provi…

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## [ACT prep book to use after the official red book?](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/act-prep-book-to-use-after-the-official-red-book/7529)

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**Author:** [@sam\_prepscholar](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/u/sam_prepscholar)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [January 26, 2016, 2:50am UTC](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/act-prep-book-to-use-after-the-official-red-book/7529 "2016-01-26T02:50:16Z")

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I'm looking for a supplementary prep book that I can use after the official ACT red book, but I'm not sure which one I should get. What's the best option?

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## [Best ACT review book to raise score from 33 to 36?](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/best-act-review-book-to-raise-score-from-33-to-36/7575)

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**Author:** [@sam\_prepscholar](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/u/sam_prepscholar)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [February 2, 2016, 7:44am UTC](https://experthub.prepscholar.com/t/best-act-review-book-to-raise-score-from-33-to-36/7575 "2016-02-02T07:44:18Z")

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Last year I took the ACT as a sophomore and received a 32 with no preparation. Now, after reading some of the science strategies from Princeton Review, and after studying for SAT CR, I am within the 33-34 range. What boo…