Need advice: Princeton Cracking the MCAT 2010-11- Errors

[daisy2]

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I saw this in a bookstore and thought I found the perfect book for the MCAT. Its not verbose like Kaplan, covers the key topics and I really liked the format and how its broken down.
You have a bit of theory (sections) followed by questions and then MCAT passages that can be based on that theory.
However I went to amazon etc and all the reviews are bad saying the book is filled with errors, needs proof reading etc. Now I don't know if I should get the book. I am looking for at least 1 positive review!!!

Has anyone used this? Please let me know what you thought.

Thanks a bunch

 

[SN2ed]

I wouldn't suggest it. If you like TPR's style hunt down a TPR Hyperlearning set. They pop up in the For Sale forum from time to time.

Biology: 1. EK Bio (for content) + BR Bio (for passages and further topic depth if needed) 2. TPR Hyperlearning, detail oriented 3. Kaplan

Physics: 1. BR 2. Nova 3. TPR Hyperlearning 4. EK/Kaplan

Verbal: 1. EK Verbal + EK 101 Verbal 2. TPR Hyperlearning 3. BR 4. Kaplan (Avoid if possible)

Organic Chemistry: 1. BR, by far 2. TPR Hyperlearning 3. EK/Kaplan

General Chemistry: 1. BR, by far 2. TPR Hyperlearning 3. EK/Kaplan

Extra Practice Material: 1. TPR Hyperlearning Verbal Workbook + TPR Hyperlearing Science Workbook, good source of practice passages 1. AAMC Official Guide to the MCAT Exam (most representative material available) 2. EK 1001 series, helps nail down basics