Title: Poorly written
Review: The premise of this book is good: to help you thoroughly breakdown the Logic Games section of the LSAT. Unfortunately this self-published book suffers from poor organization, arrogant tone, sparse explanations, and numerous gramatical errors. The techniques are useful, but there is very little feedback on WHEN to use them and HOW to use them.It makes me think that if the author wrote a cookbook, the recipe for a cake might read, "Take some flour, eggs, sugar, and other stuff. Put in bowl. Put in hot oven for a time. When it comes out (assuming you followed my instructions) it will be perfect. Practice this a hundred times until you get it right."I highly recommend "Master the LSAT" if you want a decent LSAT book. Or spend the money and take an LSAT course from a reputable company.
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