Recommended AP calculus assistance material?

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sorry if this doesn't belong here - please feel free to move it to the proper section.

im looking for a good book/reference material that would be helpful during a year of HS AP calculus. something that will supplement the school material and help me better understand it as we go through it.

any recommendations?
 
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An AP Review book by Barron's or Princeton Review would be useful. The Barron's is "harder" than the test, and has good practice problems.
 
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