Title: Disappointed
Product review: I purchased this book after reading the rave reviews here, and was very disappointed. The book does contain tips and strategies to help you perform better, but when it came to actually working out answers to questions, _Cracking the LSAT_ failed. The book contained several typos: on p. 117 in the "Here's how to Crack it" paragraph, they write, "You've had (A) in question 5, (B) in question 6, (C) in question 6 ...." One question cannot have two answers! This example only makes me wonder how many other such errors this book contains. In other "Here's how to crack it" sections, the authors did not explain all of the answer choices and why one choice was passed over in favor of the correct one; and more than once, the explanations for sample questions were contradictory. This book did not help me in answering LSAT questions. Instead, I recommened the Triple-Prep books published by LSAC.
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