The Big Book of LNAT Questions at a glance: ✓ NEW for 2022 ✓ Three Full LNAT Section A Tests ✓ Extensive Bank of Over 200 Standalone Section A Questions ✓ High Quality All-Original Texts on Interesting Topics ✓ Detailed Written Answer Explanations ✓ Section B essay prompts, pointers and exemplars included ✓ Written by LSE first-class law graduates ; now a pupil barrister and Oxford postgraduate student Summary: The Law Admissions Academy's new Big Book of LNAT Practice Questions provides students preparing to sit the National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT) with an extensive range of all-original texts in the style of Section A of the LNAT. Whereas most practice books are relatively dull, our all-original texts centre on a range of stimulating, topical themes ranging from law and politics to history and popular culture which will provoke interest and engagement from any aspiring law student. These texts are split into three full LNAT Section A practice tests as well as a bank of standalone texts, totalling over 200 questions . Each practice test features a section with answer explanations written with greater detail than other alternatives to help you understand how to reach the right answer. Similar written explanations for the standalone questions can be found instantly on our website with fuss-free QR codes situated handily alongside each text. This allows you to have the text open at the same time as the explanations without the need to flick back and forth. The Big Book of LNAT Practice Questions also includes a chapter with a range of essay prompts, examples of points you could mention in your own answers as well as full exemplar essays, to help you prepare for Section B. The book also explains how the LNAT works alongside useful tips and tricks on how to approach the test. The Big Book of LNAT Practice Questions was written by Harry Stallard and Jacob Mills, both of whom graduated with LLB Law degrees from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in 2021 with first-class honours. Harry completed an LLM in Bar Legal Practice and is now a pupil barrister at 9 King's Bench Walk in London. Jacob is undertaking an MSc in Taxation at the University of Oxford and has worked with students up and down the country in thousands of one-to-one educational classes including LNAT tuition. Please feel free to contact us with any questions about the new book.