Logic games books

[Zedsdead]

Anyone have any books other than the logic game bible they would recommend?

[fortook]

Kolby's Master the LSAT is good.  I never used this one, but I heard good things about LSAT Logic Games for Dummies.

[Miami88]

I'm liking the Kaplan book - but I'm not sure how it stacks up against others. I started the Kaplan book getting about 90% accuracy in about 15-20 min per game. I am half way through the book and am now at 100% accuracy at about 10-11 min. per game. I'm probably gonna be buying the McGraw and PowerScore books after I finish Kaplan.

If you do pick multiple books - make sure not to get confused with your methodology. In the end you should pick one way to do each step/game type/question type - if that means combining different tech. thats fine, just as long as it works .

Good luck

[scenariosolver]

All,

Books are not optimal for learning Logic Games.  Believe I have read them.  It is difficult to understand how deductions actually occur that lead to the correct solution strategy.   

Take a look at scenariosolver.com - for 13 bucks you get 30 days access to a video solution of every single released LSAT logic game in existence.  Any setup, any problems with a question.  It is a powerful and inexpensive tool.  I don't sell any books and would never care to.  Whatever logic game YOU have that is giving you trouble... you have a video solution at your fingertips.