Title: Simple and logical
Product review: I noticed that this book received either raving reviews or very disappointed reviews. Here's my $0.02's worth. If it makes a difference, I did well on the LSAT using this book 8 years ago and have since finished law school and am now buying the book for a friend.Not being able to afford prep courses, I bought all the mainstream LSAT prep books, including the Princeton Review tome. I ended up using it as my main source. What I liked about PR is that for those of us who don't like memorizing a lot of stuff, it provided few easily digestible categories of LSAT problems that are then easy to spot on the actual exam.One piece of advice I have given to every friend who has taken the LSAT since: whatever you do, make sure that you take a few REAL practice tests and time them.
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