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The LSAT Reasoning Method

An original three-volume course for the current LSAT: Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, taught as one connected skill. Free to read, no paywall.

3volumes
28chapters
3reference appendices
~9hof reading

Why this book

Not your typical LSAT prep book

Built around how the test actually reasons, so you understand the moves instead of memorizing tips.

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One method, not a survey

Where the three source guides disagree, this book makes a clear ruling and explains why. You learn one system, taught directly, instead of juggling competing approaches on test day.

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The Three Jobs frame

Every Logical Reasoning question reduces to one of three jobs: Read It, Fix-or-Break It, or Describe It. Reading Comprehension runs on one idea: retrieval, not recall.

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Original examples, built like the real test

Every example, drill, and passage is written from scratch to behave like the current LSAT, so you practice on the real reasoning without ever touching copyrighted questions.

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The current test, nothing stale

Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, the two sections of the post-2024 LSAT. No Logic Games, no dated advice, no padding.

Contents

Read it your way

Three volumes plus reference appendices. Start at the beginning or jump to the chapter you need; every chapter has its own contents, dark mode, and a reader view.

Volume I

Foundations

The shared core everything else builds on: argument anatomy, conditional logic, numbers and quantifiers, causal reasoning, and the flaw catalog.

  1. 1 Introduction: How to Use This Book and Understand the Test
  2. 2 The Anatomy of an Argument
  3. 3 Conditional Logic
  4. 4 Quantifiers and Numbers
  5. 5 Causal Reasoning
  6. 6 The Flaw Catalog
Volume III

Reading Comprehension

Retrieval, not recall: passage mapping, the RC question types, comparative passages, section strategy, and the series capstone on study planning and test day.

  1. 23 Reading Comprehension: Retrieval, Not Recall
  2. 24 Passage Mapping: How to Read an LSAT Passage
  3. 25 The Reading Comprehension Question Types
  4. 26 Comparative (Dual) Passages
  5. 27 Reading Comprehension Section Strategy
  6. 28 Your Study Plan and Test Day
Reference

Appendices

Look-up material to keep beside you while you drill: the conditional and quantifier reference, the trap pattern glossary, and the stem-to-type decoder.

  1. A Conditional Logic and Quantifier Reference
  2. B The Trap Pattern Glossary
  3. C Stem-to-Type Decoder

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