SAT Reading
This SAT reading page suggests publications including the New York Times, Economist, Scientific American, and National Geographic.
About SAT Reading
The page is a reading list for preparing for the SAT reading section. It suggests periodicals, fiction authors, science and social science authors, historical movements and figures, and specific historical texts with links. It also includes a book table with short plot descriptions and notes that science sections from released ACTs can be used for graphic-based question practice.
Key features
- Lists periodicals such as NYT Science, Economist, Scientific American
- Recommends fiction authors including Austen, Dickens, Orwell, Morrison
- Recommends science authors such as Kahneman, Hawking, Greene
- Links historical documents including Declaration of Independence, Paine writings
- Groups historical readings by themes like injustice and government structure
- Provides book table with author and three-word plot summary
Best for: Students preparing for the SAT reading section who want background reading lists.
Good for
- Covers periodicals, fiction, science writing, and historical documents in one list
- Includes links to public-domain historical texts and document collections
- Identifies ACT science sections as practice for graphic-based questions
SAT Reading at a glance
- Website
- rentry.co/satreading
- Category
- Education & Learning › Exam Prep
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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SAT Reading FAQ
What publications does the page suggest for SAT reading practice?
New York Times, particularly the Science section, Economist, Scientific American, National Geographic, Newsweek, Time Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, Wired, and Arts & Letters Daily.
What does the page suggest for graphic-based questions?
Working with science sections from released ACTs, which it says require many of the same skills as SAT data analysis questions.
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