I do not recommend this book. Not only will it be unhelpful as a tool to mastering the topics in the MCAT, it will be a hindrance because the topics are so poorly taught. The only good it does is that it provides an accurate outline of the scope of physics topics covered on the MCAT (and that information is free on the offical MCAT homepage). The explanations are very short, often incomplete, and sometimes outright incomprehensible. This is a book clearly not written by a person who understands the physics in a meaningful enough manner to teach it effectively.
Because the MCAT is knowledge based, a person is better off simply knowing the material through and through. The outline of the topics within the scope of the MCAT and a good introductory physics textbook--written by people who have devoted their lives to the study and teaching of physics, will serve you much better.

I have read all the big name books, spent over $1000, and none explain physics. This book will teach you MCAT Physics. It is very precise and to the point, you will not find all the not needed formulas with which all the other reveiw books are saturated. Save yourself time, money and nerves this book has it all.

With salty on your side this book teaches you physics that you have fun learning and that you will not forget