Anyone here who has started reading Manhattan RC 4th ed? Forum

[McBrunson]

How is it so far?

[CocoSunshine]

bump

[Lightworks]

Really curious about this as well. I've got it sitting in my Amazon cart.

[Mauve.Dino]

I will be reading it soon (w00t, w00t!)!

*Shout out to MHAT's Christine*

[withoutapaddle]

I'm currently reading it. I recommend it.

It breaks down RC and gives you a great strategy to attack the passages. Basically it teaches you how to read like a law student

[givemea180]

I'm currently reading it. I recommend it.

It breaks down RC and gives you a great strategy to attack the passages. Basically it teaches you how to read like a law student

Did you read the 3rd edition? If so would you say it's worth buying the 4th?

Thanks brah

[withoutapaddle]

On chapter 2

I'll have it finished by next week if you want me to tell if you if it's worth it- I can Pm you

[Christine (MLSAT)]

Obviously, I'm a giant Manhattan fangirl, ...but if anyone has any questions about our new RC book, please don't hesitate to ask! I'm really looking forward to seeing what all of you think of the new material!

[givemea180]

Obviously, I'm a giant Manhattan fangirl, ...but if anyone has any questions about our new RC book, please don't hesitate to ask! I'm really looking forward to seeing what all of you think of the new material!

Are there many differences between the 3rd and 4th edition? I've read the 3rd a couple times and was wondering if it's worth the investment to buy the new one.

Thanks!

[LauraS]

You can get the Kindle version (which you can easily read on any tablet) for $9.99, if you want to check it out but are worried about the cost. The 4th edition Manhattan LSAT LG and LR books are also the same price.

[rebexness]

The new RC is 180 for real.

[Tyr]

I own both (3rd Edition and 4th Edition). For RC specifically, I do believe it is an improvement. LG and LR would be unnecessary to purchase 4th Edition if you already have the 3rd, but RC is noticeably improved. They have the same concepts, but the difference exists in some of the examples and drills.

[mornincounselor]

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[LauraS]

You can use Kindle's tools to write notes or highlight the right answer. I favor the highlighting method.

You can also write your answers on separate paper (which I do with physical PrepTests that I want to keep clean and when I read LG prep books on Kindle).

Using Kindle notes/highlighting isn't as easy as working on physical paper with a pencil. But you can erase the notes easily and completely. Great for retaking or review.

Also, if you get the book and it's not different enough from the 3rd version or whatever, you can get your $10 back within 7 days.