This book was worse than useless. It confused me, made me feel stupid, and brought down my score. The analytical and logical reasoning sections of this book were at best irrelevant, at worst misleading, and often just wrong. Suggestions in the reading comprehension section were appalingly obvious. Do yourself a favor - do not buy this book - and tell everyone you know not to buy this book.

Wasted 30 bucks and three of my study days on this poor excuse for a prep book. The possible answers to the questions were misleading and confusing enough, but reading the actual solution to why an answer is correct, that was just hell.

I highly suggest practicing off actual LSAT questions (Barron's contain "model" questions that aren't from the actual LSAT's).

This is a horrible, horrible, prep book.

I started doubting my abilities after using this book. Please..Please..Please dont feel disheartened if you dont do well on this book. The book is confusing, its strategies suck and many a times you feel that there are 2 right answers to a question. I used BARRONS for the SAT and I scored a 1010 now fortunately I have found out that these books suck. Pls stay away from Barrons if you wnna get a good score. SUCH BOOKS SHOULD BE BANNED...THEY DO MORE TO CONFUSE YOU THAN BENEFIT YOU.

Don't waste your money (or chances with getting into Law School) with this book. The answers simply do not make sense.

This was the first LSAT prep book I bought (from my college bookstore no less - I should have checked reviews on Amazon before I made the purchase). I stopped reading it after the first few exercises because the questions and answers were so screwy! I'd never seen another prep course, book, or released LSAT before this and I could tell that it was garbage.

If you want a great book for the logic games check out the book by PowerScore - Logic Games Bible. From there try the Kaplan and the actual LSATs.

One of my other books actually pointed out a few destructive models that other "instructors" will try to convince you will help you on the LSAT but do nothing but confuse you and slow you down. Guess what - Barron's is FULL OF THEM!!