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Are these a waste of time and money?
I bought them, but after having gone over a good bit of Powerscore Bibles, Testmasters guides and real LSATs, it seems like the questions in the Princeton Review books are not actually consistent with the type of questions on the LSATs. Would it still be worth my time to do the questions/sections/practice tests in Princeton Review?

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The questions in our (Princeton Review's) books are intended to illustrate technique points, not be real practice. The techniques described in the books are good (perhaps as good as you'll find anywhere), but the questions are not worth doing in their own right; they're just there to show how the techniques apply. Practice on real questions.

I took a look at the PR's latest guide while I was at Borders. It looked interesting, might not be bad to check it out one day when I have time.