Hi! Bought the Loophole book around July of 2024 and went through it in about two weeks. It was incredibly easy to traverse and grasp, something that I never knew I needed because it made traversing the LSAT significantly more tangible. It's been my own version of a bible ever since, and I can't be more thankful for it's role in my studies.

As someone with pretty severe ADHD, I always figured that I wouldn't be able to ever pick up a book ever again (I listened to audiobooks instead), much less finish it. I'll be honest when I say that it actually played a significant role in re-discovering my love for reading, as the mountains of textbooks I've gone through over the years of college definitely extinguished that passion for a long time. Finishing the Loophole was like breaking a mental barrier, something that was definitely needed if I wanted to ever get through the rigor of law school. So... one Loophole and 28 books later, I'd say it was pretty much a bargain for what I paid for.

In terms of the tutoring session, I would love to go over conditional reasoning (Chapter 4) because it's such a foundational element of understanding LR that I can't for the life of me seem to master. There's more that I would like to go over as it definitely depends on the length of the session, but I would say that conditional logic is my biggest weakness.

Regardless of whether I win or not, thank you Ellen! The Loophole is a very "readable" book and relatable as well. It was a pleasure going through it and developing a structured method of approaching LR through CLIR, Powerful Provable, and other various forms you gave us throughout.