Does anyone have any book recommendations for the LNAT?
This may help.
"Try them all before you buy anything. If you don't have the time, perhaps the free resources are good enough for your prep. The scores in the official tests are the best indicators. Others may be too easy or too hard. So, don't get over-confident or demotivated. Read all the explanations in the official tests. Watch this before you start - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ENQwTVlhsI
- 4 Theme based tests and 4 mini tests. Plenty of questions!. (Most passages have 5 questions each (?), unlike in the LNAT, where there are 6 passages with 3 and 6 passages with 4 questions.)