Title: Waste of Money, Waste of Time
Product review: This book is a rip off, and you should avoid it like the plague.The problems aren't from actual LSATs, they're created by the REA. This means you'll spend a lot of time working through problem types that won't appear on the test, and you won't cover a lot that will. They also just feel different than actual LSAT problems, and are substantially more difficult, though not in an educational way.This book is riddled with errors. Some of the rules for the games directly contradict, making entire problem sets worthless. Some of the answers are incorrect, too, although it's impossible to tell because they don't diagram any of the problems out. Instead, enormous blocks of text attempt to walk you through the problem but ultimately just make it more confusing.I'd give this a zero if Amazon let me, there's no reason to buy it.
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