The ability to think logically is a skill that students applying to law school- and the rest of us- can't do without. And so, ladies and gentlemen, let us consider Exhibit A: the engaging logic games in the book that require sharp reasoning to solve. For instance, one setup presents some details about four people whose apartments are on different floors of the same multi-storey building. Given additional information, how does that affect the possible outcomes? We rest our case, and hope you enjoy this assortment of clever puzzles.