A concise handbook of grammatical rules for freshman composition, this text is designed for teachers who prefer to present their own rhetorical instruction. Revisions in this edition include a more process-oriented approach to writing, incorporation of the MLA and APA documentation styles, and a appendix on using computers in the writing process.
Susan Day Livres
Susan X Day est l'auteure et coauteure de plus d'une douzaine de manuels universitaires en rhétorique, grammaire et littérature. Ses recherches portent sur la personnalité, le développement des intérêts et l'utilisation de la technologie à distance en psychothérapie. Elle a précédemment enseigné l'anglais à l'Illinois State University pendant 20 ans avant d'obtenir son doctorat en psychologie. Ses travaux ont été publiés dans des revues prestigieuses.






History of the International
- 272pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Reprint of the original, first published in 1874.
Hollin Clough
- 280pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Secrets and evasions have long held this family together, masking the fractures beneath the surface. Jen's admiration for her father and Frank's belief in his daughters' happiness obscure the deeper truths that could shatter their fragile bonds. As hidden realities threaten to come to light, the stability of their relationships hangs in the balance, promising a dramatic shift in their dynamics.
Who Your Friends Are
- 262pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Set in the 1950s, the story explores the contrasting lives of two working-class girls, Pat and Rita, who forge a deep friendship. As Rita pursues her dreams of becoming a model and marries a rock drummer, Pat takes a more traditional path, embracing marriage and a caring career. Throughout their journeys, Pat remains supportive and proud of Rita's ambitions, highlighting the enduring bond of their friendship despite their divergent choices.
Don't Call Me Grandma!
- 142pages
- 5 heures de lecture
Exploring the often-overlooked challenges of becoming a grandmother, the book reveals humorous yet poignant insights into aging and societal expectations. It addresses misconceptions about sexuality, the anxieties of babysitting, and the absurdity of everyday encounters, like being assaulted by a baby biscuit. The narrative contrasts the reality of aging with the misleading notion of "golden" years, highlighting the struggles and emotional turmoil that accompany this life transition. Through candid anecdotes, it captures the complexities of navigating life as a senior citizen.
The Dawning
- 342pages
- 12 heures de lecture
Erica Jacobs grapples with her feelings for two very different men: Jack, who offers stability but only a casual relationship, and Travis, a passionate playboy who embodies the love she desires. Torn between the safety of friendship and the allure of romance, Erica decides to confront Jack about his intentions, hoping to clarify her future. As she navigates this emotional dilemma, the question remains: will Travis truly be there to support her if her confrontation leads to heartbreak?
Someone Like Zita
- 212pages
- 8 heures de lecture
Sally-Ann feels trapped in her mundane life and overbearing household, yearning for adventure beyond her small town. Her routine is disrupted when Terry visits the library, sparking her imagination with dreams of a global journey. This encounter ignites a desire for change and exploration, challenging her to break free from her constraints and seek a life filled with excitement and possibility.
Lostlings
- 284pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Family bonds are central to the lives of Lynn and Dave Wilde, who have deep roots in Sheffield. With their two married daughters nearby, the family dynamic expands when their son Jamie marries Niecey and they welcome a grandson. The story explores the importance of familial ties and the experiences that shape their close-knit relationships.
Back
- 266pages
- 10 heures de lecture
Exploring themes of friendship and loneliness, this narrative delves into the complexities of human relationships, highlighting the pain of loss and the quest for connection. Amidst the struggles, moments of joy punctuate the journey, offering a poignant reflection on the emotional landscape of life. The characters navigate their intertwined paths, revealing the profound impact of companionship and the longing for understanding in a world often marked by solitude.
Who's Sorry Now?
- 238pages
- 9 heures de lecture
The story centers on Kyle Jacobs, a charismatic young man with a seemingly perfect life, who unexpectedly falls deeply in love with Erica Stone. Their passionate relationship faces numerous challenges, testing their bond and commitment. As Erica grapples with her insecurities and fears, the couple must navigate the complexities of love and the possibility of losing everything they cherish. The narrative explores themes of love, vulnerability, and the struggle to maintain a relationship amidst external pressures.