Brad Pitt, I used the CFA materials. But I read mostly the “candidate readings.” Other books have mostly been covered in Level I and II. I did not finish reading them all, I don’t think. In additon, I had the white board notes from the Schweser seminar, and the secret sauce. I wouldn’t say secrete sauce was good or complete, but then with only 3 weeks left for exam, it was helpful in organizing the readings. I used Schweser’s notes for level I & II. But I did not find them very helpful. For level III, I knew I would not have time to study, so I did not even order them. The eassy part? Poorly. Just as I said, I barely passed the exam. Interestingly, I felt very good after the morning session, thinking I did very well! Otherwise I might have been in bad mood and flunked the afternoon session. All would have been lost. I’ll find out what the deal was when they release the answers.