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Browsing this forum I've noticed that there seems to be a collection of AP textbooks(although I've seen mostly posts on history textbooks) that are thought of as "the" ap textbooks.
Long story short, I'm self-studying(with little money but a large library + research material from my "institution") and not wanting to go through all of the topics I get from searching the forum, So I wonder: does anyone have a list of these?
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Sometimes, the Collegeboard website for a given exam actually has a list of suggested textbooks.
A little late I know, but for the independent student on a budget, search around the web for deals on textbooks. www.half.com, www.amazon.com, www.albiris.com, etc. Google product search is also helpful and covers a large selection of websites. As for the list of textbooks, collegeboard is probably a good place, and you can read reviews online in various places.
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