It is no secret that the GMAT requires candidates to be extremely adept at reading and analysing texts, therefore those who tend to read complex literary texts on a regular basis have a clear advantage over those who don't. Here are 3 titles that are recommended reading prior to your GMAT

1) To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee- though this is a common part of a high school literature course, there are many details and nuances that you may catch onto now with your more experienced and trained eyes.

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2) The Great Gatsby by F.Scott Fitzgerald- not only is this book a classic in terms of literature, but it was one of the first to put forth the idea of the great American Dream.

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