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I'm a Junior in college and I'm taking the LSAT in October this year. My plan is to start studying during this semester and dedicate a huge portion of my summer to studying the LSAT. Then in the fall I am going to take a light course load and study till the test.

I was wondering which books I should invest in. I hear a lot of differing opinions on which powerscore bibles are better or just study the Manhattan LSAT. If anyone who replies could give a quick explanation on the books it would be really helpful

Right now I've been thinking
1. Powerscore Logic Games bible
2. The Manhattan LSAT bundle with the LG,LR, and RC
3. The LSAT trainer (I don't know much about it, but I hear a lot of people talk about it)

Then onto the practice tests, I know people buy the sets of 10 is it helpful to buy all of them or just a certain few sets?

Lastly, which cambridge packets should I get.

Thanks everyone, and after reading the overheard at the LSAT thread I'm glad I found the bubble TLS is in! Heres to studying and great score

My Study Material Recommendations:

Dirigo wrote:For Starting Out (Covering All Sections)
The LSAT Trainer by Mike Kim ( http://www.thelsattrainer.com/ )
For Logic Games
The Powerscore LSAT Logic Games Bible
7Sage Online LSAT Prep
For Logical Reasoning
Manhattan Logical Reasoning Strategy Guide
For Reading Comprehension
Manhattan Reading Comprehension Strategy Guide
Materials For Drilling
Cambridge LSAT Bundles

I definitely recommend investing in a Cambridge Bundle. I got PT's 1-40 broken down by type for drilling and full-length PT's 41-70.

Dirigo wrote:My Study Material Recommendations:

Dirigo wrote:For Starting Out (Covering All Sections)
The LSAT Trainer by Mike Kim ( http://www.thelsattrainer.com/ )
For Logic Games
The Powerscore LSAT Logic Games Bible
7Sage Online LSAT Prep
For Logical Reasoning
Manhattan Logical Reasoning Strategy Guide
For Reading Comprehension
Manhattan Reading Comprehension Strategy Guide
Materials For Drilling
Cambridge LSAT Bundles

I definitely recommend investing in a Cambridge Bundle. I got PT's 1-40 broken down by type for drilling and full-length PT's 41-70.

Would you recommend getting the Manhattan logic games bible after reading through the Powerscore bible? I heard that their are some games that the Manhattan explains better

I think that'd be unnecessary. PS does a good job. And then 7sage refines your skills.

I didn't realize 7sage did free logic game explanations! that is so awesome!

Secretjuly wrote: Would you recommend getting the Manhattan logic games bible after reading through the Powerscore bible? I heard that their are some games that the Manhattan explains better

Probably not. The CW is that Powerscore + 7Sage is the way to go. I've never used Manhattan LG though, so I can't say for sure. If getting all 3 Manhattan books at once wouldn't be an added cost burden than just getting Manhattan LR+RC, then go for it I guess.

Secretjuly wrote:I didn't realize 7sage did free logic game explanations! that is so awesome!

Yes! It's great that they provide that! It really helped me learn LG in the beginning.

i went through powerscore and manhattan LR and then trainer. i thought the trainer was a game changer for me in terms of LR, but wasn't special for LG or RC. that said it could be sufficient to score well on those sections, but i didn't really use it for that

Here are my books,

10 LSATs, 19-28
10 LSATs, 29-38
LSATs Deconstructed, 43-45
10 LSATs, 52-61
Individual LSATs, 70, 69, 68, 67, 65, 64, 62
Official LSAT Superprep
LSAT Logic Games Bible
LSAT Logic Games Workbook
LSAT Reading Comprehension Bible
LSAT Logic Reasoning Bible
LSAT Trainer