Best GRE Prep Book Reviews 2020

We can imagine the drudgery of dragging yourself out of bed every morning once the bedside alarm clock rings. The rejection your pillow and bed feel when you leave their company and fall into the arms of the other woman, “Ms. Books”. And you know what’s worse? That feeling of inadequacy. The type that comes from knowing exactly where you stand in your prep level for a defining exam like the GRE.

And what takes it from bad to worse? Study groups. The circles which were supposed to help you learn more and understand better become the tool that reveals just how much you don’t know, and how much more others know and why you should just give up and take up that paper delivery job that Aunt Griselda told you about before. Sigh!

First, come here and have a hug. Now, chin up and face your issues like a champ. Study groups are fantastic for revision if you have studied. What you should normally get out of a study group is each person bringing their own strengths (and weaknesses) to the table. It’s expected that everybody’s weakness is eventually addressed by someone else’s strength. We’re sure you catch our drift already. You ought to have done your own bit of burning the midnight oil already, to get an idea of where you need help and the topics you have already conquered. Whatever stage you are at with your revision, finding the right prep book to put on your bookshelf will keep you on track running up to your exams.

If you were looking for a GMAT prep book, or need one of those as well, don’t panic that you’re in the wrong place. We have a review guiding you through five great GMAT prep books so you have one less thing on your to do list.