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Review title: Frustrating
Product review: This book, though containing some useful strategies, is riddled with errors, and contradictions. After taking a test and reviewing answers, some explanations basically say "these four answers are wrong for these reasons and it's obvious that the last is correct." Having a tremendous amount of formal logic in my background, I can tell you in many cases they are WRONG. I have the seond edition and you'll notice, for example, in the explanation for quesiton 10 on page 99 there is a blatant contradiction between the explanation for answer B and for answer D. B states Cartier-Bension is NOT confrontational (and is the basis for their answer), where D states his relationship WAS confrontational! Huh? Did they proofread??!!The furstration endured with this book is severe and the questions seem harder (and more vauge) than on any other REAL LSAT I've seen. If anything, practicing on harder questions will make LSAT day a snap.The strategies are this book's only saving grace.
