LSAT -- The Best Test Preparation for the Law School Admission Test

If you're just beginning to prep for the LSATs, this is a great book to start with. No doubt, you will be using several prep books to study for the LSATs. This book compliments other LSAT prep guides. It was insightful re: logic games and reading comprehension. Plus, the book includes 6 exams with explanations for each answer. The exams were extremely helpful.Definitely recommend this book in conjunction with other LSAT prep books (i.e. Nova's Master the LSAT, Peterson's Logic and Reading Review, and the Kaplan series). I initially started out apprehensive about the logic skills section(s) of the LSAT; now, I have much more confidence. The CD in this book is extremely helpful. The paced reading exercise on the CD helped me with reading in a more efficient manner. We take the practice test(s) for the LSATs on our own time; it is a lot different when you are under a time constraint during the actual test. The CD was helpful with preparation for this time constraint. There are also practice tests w/ explanations on the CD, as well.

In preparing for the LSAT, I purchased a number of books, including Barron's, Cambridge, Peterson's, etc. This was by far the most helpful, particularly with the so-called "games" section of the LSAT. The Cambridge w/disk was great for actually taking the test and improving time and score, however, The Best Test Preparation for the LSAT was excellent at learning HOW to take the LSAT and do well, which I did. Kudos to this book. I would recommend it for all future law students in preparing for the LSAT