Logical reasoning is a general requirement in school subjects and not just in math and science. Textbooks, however, assume that students can reason logically themselves and make no effort to provide special instructions. When they do, misinformation on basic concepts of logic abounds. As a result, students are ill-prepared to cope with the increasing intellectual demands as they progress from one grade to another. These demands only become greater and more varied when they enter college and subsequently embark on a professional career. Getting started in logic at the earliest opportunity is the answer. While other books adopt a formal approach, using abstractions and arcane jargon, this book explains logical reasoning in simple and intuitive ways through its breezy writing style and with clipart lightening the mood.