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Word Smart Junior II, 2nd Edition (Smart Juniors Grades 6 to 8)

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EDITORIAL REVIEW

A PARENTS’ CHOICE AWARD—WINNING SERIES

Get ready to show some charisma in your conversations and dazzle your friends and teachers with dynamic discourse. Bridget, Barnaby, Babette, and their feline friend Beauregard are back in a brand-new venture as they try to stop the scoundrel aliens, Vargas and Gorgas, in their crusade to destroy Earth. Along the way they’ll have to elude dangerous predators like angry dinosaurs and abominable aliens.

While you are enjoying the exciting story and the many exotic places it takes you (like the foreboding Volcano of Doom and the long-ago Mesozoic era), you’ll be learning tons of cool vocabulary words with no exertion whatsoever. That’s right. It won’t feel like work at all! You’ll even be a step ahead of the game in preparing for your college entrance exams.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Publisher: Princeton Review
Pub. Date: 6th August 2002
Catalog: Book
Media: Paperback
Number Of Pages: 384
Ean: 9780375762581
Isbn: 0375762582

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advice from a former SAT coach
~ Written on Aug 30, 2006. 1 out of 1 users found this review helpful.

I used to work as a professional SAT Reading coach, making big bucks; the key issue for most of my students was vocabulary. Rather, VOCABULARY. (The other is slowing down and thinking as--not after--they read.)

Many questions on the SAT reading section amount to vocabulary questions.

What this means is that if you want to improve your SAT scores, if you are an ambitious student trying to get into one of the top schools, there is no two ways about it: you have to study vocabulary.

And study vocabulary.

And study vocabulary.

You cannot study simply one book, or even one series of books. You have to study several series.

However, the Princeton Review Word Smart series is the best that I know of. You should start here. Even if you think you have a good vocabulary, start here just to be on the safe side, and you can move on later.

You would recommend studying any of the vocabulary books that I've ever seen--but I recommend mastering the Word Smart series. These really are by far the best--if you are shopping here, it probably means you need these books.

If you were one of my students, your parents paying lots of money, I would force you to master these books, and I would ride you like a horse until you did. And then your scores would come up, your parents would love me and tell all their friends, and I would get more jobs and more money. That's how it works.

Anyway, these are certainly the best vocabulary books on the market. Even if you're studying vocabulary for some other reason, these are probably still the best.

Good luck!

children need this book
~ Written on Jul 22, 2001. 8 out of 8 users found this review helpful.

Along with the first book, this book has the best new-word learning assistance per time spent. The only other way is to read copiously and you how much time that would take. The stories are almost fairy-tale like but I loved them. This is a must have. I bought a dozen for all my junior relatives.

A good book to read
~ Written on Nov 24, 1999. 12 out of 12 users found this review helpful.

I had been trying every book to increase my vocablulary until I found Word Smart. Then I purchased all the books and some of the cassetts. It is really helpful to my studyings. I rememberd 100 words in ten days and saw about 40 of them appearing in Romeo and Juliet with annotations. It is indeed a good book and I have introduced it to my good friend already.

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