Title: BAD BOOK
Review: Five Words of Advice: DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK! I've read my share of books on the LSAT, and this is absolutely the worst. I feel that people would be better off buying any other book on this subject. I am a bright, nimble individual, quick on the uptake, and I read books on logic games and LSAT questions because I find them stimulating and enjoyable. Most of the time. In the process of reading this particular book, however, I felt as if my brain was being wrung out like a mop. The goal of such books should be to help people think clearly and score well on the LSAT, not to muddle their thinking, not to twist and tangle the fiber of their brains. Lord, it was painful for me, but I read this book all the way through, and I'm just thankful my wits are still intact. I'm slowly recovering from the ordeal, and as part of the healing process, I am writing this review so that others might not make the same mistake I did.
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