![]() If you are needing to write in a certain style (for example, Chicago Manual of Style), you need to get that book as a reference as the rules in the Blue Book might not agree with other styles. The only thing you have to beware is that this book is not the complete book to have. This means it is not just great for writers, but for students, GED students, homeschooling students, and the office. ![]() What really makes this a great book to use as a reference? It is laid out easy, written in an easy to read way, and has quizzes in the back to help you test your knowledge. In fact, these are formatted on the pages in an easy to read manner and attractive to the eye. These are not written in a boring manner. She discusses nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, punctuation, numbers, and basic grammar rules such as capitalization. I think I found a good source in Straus’ Blue Book. I need a refresher on the do’s and don’ts of grammar. I can always learn more when it comes to writing especially after being out of school for a few decades. ![]() If you are looking for a quick reference book to help you with spelling, grammar, punctuation, and more, you might want to look into Jan Straus’ The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation. ![]()
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