LSAT [With CDROM]

I agree with earlier reviewers that old practice LSATs are probably the best way to prepare. BUT, if you are presured for time as I was, this book works great for trying to cram in some studying in the month before your test date.

If anything, I found many questions in this book to be *harder* than what I saw on the LSAT (I took it earlier this year). I think that this is best used after you've purchased some old LSATs and gotten into the rhythm of practicing the questions. Other than that, good guide and worth the price.

I was familiar with the 'Exam Cram' series so decided to take a chance with this book. They've really kept the quality up with this one. This book doesn't mess around - it gets to the heart of the test with questions that are actually more difficult (at times) than the LSAT itself. Some of the questions are actually very wittily written - got a big chuckle out of me a couple times. A nice bonus I haven't seen elsewhere is that the author has a CD-ROM which has a recording of him going over the test techniques. He's got a pleasant speaking voice and obviously likes conveying the material - wish I had him for my pre-law class. Since I commute in to school it was very cool to be able to 'study' while on the go.