- AleksandrM
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I have a question about the Manhattan books. I have finished the Princeton Review book, and I am one section shy of completing the Kaplan text. I have flipped through the OG and it is basically a practice book rather than a strategy tool.
Therefore, I am thinking about buying three books from the Manhattan series: percentages, number properties, and word problem translation. I woud like to know if these texts, or Manhattan books in general, contain any useful strategy that is not contained in the Kaplan and PR books. I know that MGMAT does not contain a lot of practice, which I do not care about. All I care about is strategy and shortcuts.
Thank you.
Therefore, I am thinking about buying three books from the Manhattan series: percentages, number properties, and word problem translation. I woud like to know if these texts, or Manhattan books in general, contain any useful strategy that is not contained in the Kaplan and PR books. I know that MGMAT does not contain a lot of practice, which I do not care about. All I care about is strategy and shortcuts.
Thank you.

















