The ultimate guide for attacking the analytical reasoning section of the LSAT. The LSAT Logic Games Bible features a detailed methodology for attacking the games section, extensive drills, and 30 real LSAT logic games with detailed analyses. Another title from PowerScore’s Best Selling Standardized Test Preparation Bible Series™
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Format:Paperback
Although this edition is a significant improvement from the 2003 edition it offers very little in the line of new strategy for attacking the games. It does, however, provide more practice questions that are actually former LSAT questions. These, in combination with the answer explanation pages, make the bulk of the advertised extended edition.
This book has been a great introduction to the games section for me, but sometimes the author's LSAT rhetoric is not only boring but virtually useless. The strategy is good, but the enforced suggestion to memorize all his cleverly trademarked names for different question types is over the top. Read this book but do not be too concerned with the trademarked names. Practice the questions and use the strategy suggested. The author does have an easily understandable and, in my opinion, powerful diagramming system which has made the foreign land of logic games more easily solved for me.
Worth the cash over the 2003 torrent pdf I read and will most likely be an easy resell since no book stores in my area carry it.
This book has been a great introduction to the games section for me, but sometimes the author's LSAT rhetoric is not only boring but virtually useless. The strategy is good, but the enforced suggestion to memorize all his cleverly trademarked names for different question types is over the top. Read this book but do not be too concerned with the trademarked names. Practice the questions and use the strategy suggested. The author does have an easily understandable and, in my opinion, powerful diagramming system which has made the foreign land of logic games more easily solved for me.
Worth the cash over the 2003 torrent pdf I read and will most likely be an easy resell since no book stores in my area carry it.
By Kernisak
Format:Paperback
This book is really good in terms of diversity of exercises and in teaching how to approach the questions. However, the biggest drawback is that there is sometimes too much information (unnecessary information) that can sometimes make reading this book a little dull. That being said, I still think it's a good book and I don't regret buying it.
By Arden Peters
Format:Paperback
For me, the worst part of the LSAT was the logic games section. I purchased several other books including Kaplan and Princeton Review before buying this book. This by far, was the best resource I could have invested in for the Logic Games Section of the LSAT. I can't imagine having taken the test without the aid of this book. It wasn't a page turner, but I worked my way through each chapter carefully and ended up doing much better on the Logic Games section of the LSAT than I ever imagined possible. If you are anything like me and are CONFUSED and frustrated by the logic games and about to give up, buy this book, work through it carefully, take notes, and you will notice a huge difference in your performance. Following the advice in this book was the single most important step I took in improving my score, and I recommend this book to anyone who wants to get a good LSAT score and is willing to invest some time and energy in methodically applying the techniques that are outlined in the book to their practice tests and studies.
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Unnecessary
If you can solve average high school math problems, then you don't need this book.
Published on Dec 31 2009 by Canary Wharf
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What a horrid piece of literature.
Dear lord, who ever wrote this must be a dysfunctional hermit. The explanations were way off base. It would be easier to make the connections on lsd. Read more
Published on Aug 28 2007 by Angus Sutherland
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Good book
Good book. The only thing I've read that impressed me more was The System by Roy Valentine. I got it here at amazon. You have to read this book.
Published on Oct 2 2004
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Don't buy this unless your LSAT is lower than 150
Ok, I can see how this book can help somebody who has very limited logical mind. If you are comfortable with logics, it would be far faster and easier to figure out the games in... Read more
Published on July 19 2004
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Invaluable LSAT Preparation
This publication should be your second purchase for LSAT preparation only after buying "10 Actual" "10 More Actual" and "The Next 10 Actual" from the... Read more
Published on Jun 25 2004
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Analytical Reasoning is hard; this book helps.
I've spent a lot of time studying for the LSAT and reading reviews people have written for different books. Read more
Published on Jun 4 2004 by "ajwhite17"
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An Excellent Resource for a Scary Test
I decided to purchase this book after reading about it on several law school chat boards. I wasn't sure any book could help me with games, but after reading the comments, I took... Read more
Published on May 28 2004 by "darensong"
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Not The Savior Everyone Says It Is
I agree with the reviewers who mentioned that the Logic Games Bible is complicated and slows you down. Read more
Published on May 9 2004
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this one worked for me
There are two things to know about the LSAT before studying for it: (1) at least for native English speakers, the analytic (or "logic games") section of the test is by... Read more
Published on May 3 2004 by David Jennings
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WONDER TOOL FOR THE LSAT!
Are you smart? Were you shocked at how fundamentally simple you felt in the presence of the logic games section? Read on. Read more
Published on April 17 2004 by stefanie l. semper
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