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Recommended GMAT math book for someone decent/strong at math

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by beboppin » Mon Aug 10, 2009 7:25 pm
I've historically done well on quantitative subjects and currently work in a quantitative field (although I don't teach 10th grade math so the overlap with GMAT topics is unfortunately minimal). Could anyone recommend a prep book that reviews all math topics on the GMAT without suffocating detail (i.e. I do not need a very wordy book with page long explanations for each minor concept). Basically a math book for those who are decently strong at quant but need a solid refresher, particularly with respect to the little tricks that I might have remembered a decade ago. For those of you strong at math and have either recommendations or criticisms of books that I should stay away from, that would be much appreciated as well.

Thanks!
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