The LSAT™ Simplified (but still hard)
Written by a top-tier now-retired tutor, the “LR Fundamentals” alone make this short and easy-to-follow guide well worth the purchase; the “RC Fundamentals” and notes about speed, stamina, and practice are welcome extras.
Peg Tittle (M.A. Philosophy; B.A. Literature; B.Ed) previously worked at LSAC writing the questions that go onto the test; she is also the author of Critical Thinking: An Appeal to Reason (Routledge, 2011).
Magenta 2026
Available in ebook formats at various online stores.
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“No gimmicks or ’10 steps to LSAT™ success’ here, just good, solid guidance from a very experienced and effective LSAT™ tutor.” Daniel G.
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“All LSAT test takers will benefit from the insights in this book. For some LSAT test takers, this will be the only third party prep they need.” John Richardson 5/5 amazon.ca
