Why Must Read LSAT Prep Plus 2020-2021: Strategies for Every Section + Real LSAT Questions + Online (Kaplan Test Prep)?

So I recently took the October LSAT upon the revelation that I wanted to be a lawyer. I got this book because it seemed like a good jumping-off point and the reviews were good. As I went further into the book (after attempting the logic games, and the logical reasoning sections) I realized that this book was FAR too general to be of any real use to me. Unfortunately for me, however, I discovered this a couple of weeks before the LSAT. The LSAT is an immensely hard test. Let me repeat that for the people in the cheap seats; THE LSAT IS AN IMMENSELY HARD TEST. You will not learn all the ins-and-outs about the language used and the possible faux-pas test-takers encounter from this book hardly at all. The details that this book cover are the bare minimum of what the LSAT entails. Only after taking my test did I realize that there were some other really great sources for me out there that would not break the bank (*cough cough*, I'm looking at you 1,500+ dollar Princeton Review online class *cough*). If anybody needs a studying tool that actually works, I HIGHLY recommend 7Sage. They are only 70$ a month and offer a yearly subscription to their site that is still a fraction of the cost of that online course that will not set you back about three car-payments and two months' rent compared to some of the other courses I've seen. They even allow you to have a two-week trial class to see if their method can work for you. So please don't be like me, and just invest in 7Sage. (I realize that this sounds A LOT like a sales-pitch, but I sincerely want everyone to know how good 7Sage is)