LNAT: Books To Help You Through
'Reading is the food for the soul.' Once you inculcate the habit of reading, be rest assured to cross million miles of success. Well, a thoughtful mind thinks beyond the limits of the sky. But what is reading all about? Perhaps in this context reading implies the books that you will have to refer to while preparing for LNAT [http://prepgenie.co.uk/lnat/]. You can certainly refer to a lot of material which falls into the category of general reading. It would certainly be better if you are a voracious and a regular reader. Since, LNAT contains more of the general reading material; knowledge gained through reading in the past 12 years can help at the right moment.
Reading multiple books comes in handy when you sit LNAT. But, before listing some of the books for LNAT let us get a wider idea of the practical issues one should look into. In this regard, regular reading of the newspapers and editorials will assist you in the long run. The more you read them, the faster you develop an understanding of the basic issues you may expect in LNAT. This is the best way to gain newer perspective of contemporary issues. Since, LNAT covers everything ranging from politics to literature, from sports to history; it will be hard for you to sit idle.
Another positive aspect of extensive reading is the increase in ones vocabulary. You can see the results for yourself. The best way of identifying this growth is by keeping a note of all the new words that you learn in due course. So the next time you chance upon a new word, you know what you have to do... take a pen and note it down, then check the dictionary for the meaning. This reading habit will also help you to become more familiar with different writing styles and will increase your reading speed. Since the whole of LNAT section A comprises of passage based questions, it is a good idea to enhance your reading speed.
Well, now there are loads of books that can be useful when you are preparing for LNAT. To improve on your critical thinking and interpretative skills you can refer to the books listed below:
1. Revising for the National Admissions Tests for Law by Mark Shepherd
2. Passing the National Admissions Test for Law by Rosalie Hutton; Glenn Hutton; Fraser Sam
3. (LNAT) Mastering the National Admissions Test for Law From Routledge-Cavendish
4. International Legal English - Student's Book with Audio CDs (ILEC) by Amy Krois-Lindner
The LNAT books mentioned above are worth going through for they are the most obvious and preferred collection. It is for you to know that http://www.lnat.co.uk offers around 17,000 resources for the aspirants to prepare for LNAT. The books and tutorials offered are simple in content and hence user friendly. In this context the different online content and hand read books on multiple choice questions are the ultimate source of success. So, to become more adept in analysing passages and topics, expose yourself to comprehensive reading.
Reading multiple books comes in handy when you sit LNAT. But, before listing some of the books for LNAT let us get a wider idea of the practical issues one should look into. In this regard, regular reading of the newspapers and editorials will assist you in the long run. The more you read them, the faster you develop an understanding of the basic issues you may expect in LNAT. This is the best way to gain newer perspective of contemporary issues. Since, LNAT covers everything ranging from politics to literature, from sports to history; it will be hard for you to sit idle.
Another positive aspect of extensive reading is the increase in ones vocabulary. You can see the results for yourself. The best way of identifying this growth is by keeping a note of all the new words that you learn in due course. So the next time you chance upon a new word, you know what you have to do... take a pen and note it down, then check the dictionary for the meaning. This reading habit will also help you to become more familiar with different writing styles and will increase your reading speed. Since the whole of LNAT section A comprises of passage based questions, it is a good idea to enhance your reading speed.
Well, now there are loads of books that can be useful when you are preparing for LNAT. To improve on your critical thinking and interpretative skills you can refer to the books listed below:
1. Revising for the National Admissions Tests for Law by Mark Shepherd
2. Passing the National Admissions Test for Law by Rosalie Hutton; Glenn Hutton; Fraser Sam
3. (LNAT) Mastering the National Admissions Test for Law From Routledge-Cavendish
4. International Legal English - Student's Book with Audio CDs (ILEC) by Amy Krois-Lindner
The LNAT books mentioned above are worth going through for they are the most obvious and preferred collection. It is for you to know that http://www.lnat.co.uk offers around 17,000 resources for the aspirants to prepare for LNAT. The books and tutorials offered are simple in content and hence user friendly. In this context the different online content and hand read books on multiple choice questions are the ultimate source of success. So, to become more adept in analysing passages and topics, expose yourself to comprehensive reading.
