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Title: Skip the practice tests in this book.
Review: The first part of this book talks about types of questions and strategies and is OK. The practice tests are worthless, as the questions do not even closely resemble the real tests. I took a couple of these practice tests, then switched over to actual old LSATs. When I did that, I started getting many more questions right. I thought maybe I was just getting better, so I did another Barron's test. It was the same--lots of wrong answers due to ambiguous questions that would never appear on a real test. If you get this book, just read the strategies in this book and get the old tests from LSAC for actual practice.
