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I would suggest browsing through various books and picking 2 that seem the best to you. Don't spend a ton of money preparing for it... there's no use buying a ton of stuff you won't use. Start off with 2 books, if you feel you need more, go for it.
I personally would only recommend a prep course (which is a TON of money and a TON of work) if you really have problems with standardized tests and/or have been getting pretty low scores on practice tests (low, of course, depends on what your goals were). Or if you really have discipline problems in making yourself study.
LSAT does not test specific knowledge of material (like the Bar exam would... if you guys think the LSAT test is bad, wait until the bar), so there is only so much you can learn and only so much a class can teach you.
Practice is the best thing you can do for yourself.
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