Shrek? Earwax-flavoured jellybeans? Poems about meatballs? Who would use all these to explain the rules of grammar? Must be Patricia T. O'Conner. Just like she did in Woe is I, her national bestseller for adults, this young readers version uses simple language and witty, entertaining examples to show how fun and easy it can be to use good English.
With delicious wit and a delightfully down-to-earth tone, this guide to grammar teaches the basics and subtleties of the language--without any of the jargon. "It's like Strunk and White combined with S. J. Perelman".--"The New York Times Book Review".
Patricia O'Connor's guide offers a humorous and supportive approach to grammar fundamentals, making it accessible for struggling writers. With a focus on clarity and practical advice, the book demystifies complex rules and encourages confidence in writing. O'Connor's engaging style combines wit with essential grammar lessons, appealing to both novice and experienced writers seeking to improve their skills.