Free LSAT Prep Book Excerpts

What are the best LSAT prep books? While there are some that are generally held in high regard and others that are not, personal preference still plays a role in determining which LSAT prep books are best for you. Deciding on which LSAT prep books to use in your prep plan can be difficult, especially since the majority of LSAT prep books at brick-and-mortar bookstores don’t use actual LSAT questions. To get a sense of the teaching style and whether or not it will gel with your learning style, it is important to preview any books you’re considering. Courtesy of Manhattan Prep and Brian Talbot, we are pleased to offer the following prep book excerpts. To purchase one of the books, click on its image or visit our bookstore. You can also right-click on the excerpt links and pull down to “Save link as…” to save the excerpts to your computer.

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LSAT Logic Games Solutions Manual

This is the perfect companion for your logic games practice.

• Complete solutions to the Logic Games from the first 50 numbered PrepTests
• Solutions to the June 2007 Logic Games
• Diagramming Key
• Categorization Information
• Classification of all 200 games from the covered PrepTests
• Consolidated Answer Keys for all covered games
• Print access to the Logic Games solutions for PrepTests numbered 51 and higher
• Click here for a look inside.

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Logic Games Strategy Guide

If you are looking to master the Logic Games, this is the book for you.

• All strategies are based on thorough research into current LSAT trends.
• A thorough approach to each game type is outlined.
• Diagrams are shown for multiple examples of each game type.
• Drills are designed to lead you to mastery of the diagram as well as the crucial inferences that unlock logic games.
• Practice games force you to put your new understanding to the test using real LSAT questions.
• This book is written for both complete novices and those poised to break the 170 barrier.
• Click here for a look inside.

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Logical Reasoning Strategy Guide

The Manhattan Prep Logical Reasoning approach is grounded in one fundamental principle: the better you read, the more questions you get right.

• This guide focuses on developing a reading stance that fosters an authentic intuitive understanding of LSAT arguments.
• Answer choices are dissected, with a focus on how the LSAT creates tempting incorrect answers.
• All questions types are discussed, including a discussion of question and wrong answer characteristics.
• Skill-drills hone in on the critical thinking moves that unlock logical reasoning questions.
• Practice sets with real LSAT questions are provided before and after each question type is discussed.
• Click here for a look inside.

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Reading Comprehension Strategy Guide

Finally, a concrete method for improving your reading comprehension skills!

• This guide provides a comprehensive approach to reading comprehension based on an analysis of how the LSAT tests reading.
• Specific steps designed to improve your speed and comprehension are explained and demonstrated.
• Various annotation methods are discussed, allowing you to develop one that works with your reading style.
• Drills are provided to focus your approach to both the passage and the questions.
• Narrative “as-you-read” explanations show exactly how a 170%20 test-taker tackles passages and questions.
• Thorough discussions of answer choices help move readers past “it sounds right” and into mastery.
• Real LSAT passages and questions allow you to put your new skills to work immediately.
• Click here for a look inside.

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The Big Fat Genius Guide to LSAT Logic Games

For those who struggle with logic games, this book emphasizes the utility of hypotheticals.

• Learn and internalize the fundamentals of setting up and completing games.
• Why searching too hard for deductions can waste valuable time and detract from your performance.
• Learn how to efficiently create diagrams to eliminate incorrect answers.
• The question types and their respective translations are laid out logically.
• The most efficient order in which to attack the questions of any particular game and why it works.
• Contains twelve real LSAT games explained in their entirety.
• Click here for a look inside.