Talk to my prelaw advisor, told her that I wanted to improve my writing. She said that one of the most effective ways to improve writing is through reading allot. As a result, I am now on the mission to read books daily. What books do you recommend?
Dude, seriously, it's all I can do right now not to tell you to stop doing this.
You got bad gouge from your prelaw advisor. This is a rabbit trail that will get you nowhere.
You have 2 main missions right now:
1. Getting into the best law school you can.
2. Getting the best grades you can in that school.
If you do that, you'll get the best law job available.
Wasting your time on anything that doesn't contribute to #1 or 2 is a waste of time.
Not saying that you should never waste your time, but don't waste it on things you don't want to do, in the belief that doing so will help you in your pursuit of a JD, when that's just not true.
Forget doing a bunch of reading of this, that or the other. Focus on getting the best GPA you can get if you're in school.
Then, prepare for the LSAT. Take some prep classes, or if you can't afford that, buy the powerscore books or some other prep books and work them so you can get the best possible score on your LSAT.
That's it. Anything else you do won't matter one whit as far as what you should be focusing on right now.
When you aren't working on #1 and 2, relax, enjoy your time, spend it with friends, catch up with family, recharge your batteries. Once you start law school, you won't have time for much of that anymore.