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Since 1985, Random House Inc. has published books by The Princeton Review. Cracking the SAT is the first test-preparation book to make The New York Times bestseller list. Our line of books, which has sold over 75 million copies since 1988, is designed to help people through critical stages in their lives, from scoring highly on standardized tests to choosing the right college, writing great essays, and more.