The Laugh Out Loud Guide: Ace the SAT Exam without Boring Yourself to Sleep!

The impossible now possible: The words "laugh" and "SAT" are found in the same sentence

This year alone, nearly 2 million students will sit for the test that could make or break their chances at college scholarships, and quite possibly, their future careers—the SAT. Amid the wide assortment of test guidebooks, prep classes, and tutors available to help students cram all the necessary information into their brains, comes a manual filled with comedy and pop-culture that is sure to help students retain knowledge.

Laugh and learn with sample questions like:

Paris could hardly think straight because of the ____ racket and because she wasn't all that bright.

a. harmonious
b. epigrammatic
c. cerulean
d. cacophonous
e. immaterial

Author Charles Horn, Ph.D., introduces revolutionary test preparation methods in The Laugh Out Loud Guide: Ace the SAT Exam without Boring Yourself to Sleep! (Andrews McMeel Publishing, $12.99). This guide covers all key parts of the SAT but translates the often soul-crushingly dull SAT language into a chuckle-worthy and pop culture-based dialogue that will actually make students want to keep reading.

This innovative and hilarious guide won't require multiple pots of strong coffee to get through, and best of all, the book is bursting at the spine with insider tips, including:

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Basic background information about the test and frequently asked questions
Detailed explanations and sample questions for each section of the SAT
Helpful strategies for answering tricky questions
A practice, full-length exam with answers

The SAT will never be an event that most students relish. But they can stop struggling and start succeeding using an unconventional and invaluable tool—laughter. There's simply no need to let the SAT process be more painful than it needs to be, not when The Laugh Out Loud Guide: Ace the SAT Exam without Boring Yourself to Sleep! has found a way to make test preparation both educational and entertaining.

About Charles Horn

Charles Horn, Ph.D., is both an SAT guru and award-winning comedy writer. He has written freelance for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and is also nominated for an Emmy for his work on the popular cartoon series Robot Chicken. He received his doctorate in electrical engineering from Princeton University, and holds five degrees in mathematics and engineering. He currently resides in Los Angeles, California.

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