Everyone here takes the Computerized PPST and this book does not help with that test. The Barrons PPST book was the only one I could find with a practice Computerized PPST.

I used this book to prepare for the Ppst one month in advance. I scored above what is required on each section. Mind you, I have been away from college and studying for more than 4 years.

This book reviews each section on the Ppst individually. It also contains 3 practice full length exams with detailed explanations, that I found to be very close to the actual exam.
I took the computer version of the exam.

I was nervous about taking the PRAXIS PPSTs, as my undergraduate college work was over two decades ago.

This book provided excellent practice problems and sample test questions. I found that working through the book made the actual exams (paper-based) seem familiar and relatively easy.

The concise math section reviews were very useful. The practice questions matched the test surprisingly well.

I am not very good at math nor english. I am a fair student, but not the best. I passed all my ppst tests on the first try which is kinda odd in Pennsylvania. A lot of people are failing them by a point, but I scored higher than needed on all three. Give it a try, it worked for me.

-To the point
-Doesn't review unnecessary content like other prep books that I've studied from.
-Gets the job done.
p.s.
-Barron's is terrible; Lots of type-os and incorrect answers.
-The one published by Research and Education Association does a through Math review, unfortunately 90% of it isn't covered on the test.