Review: Write Well: A Grammar Guide

Write Well: A Grammar Guide

by Rachelle Rea Cobb

In this short guide, author Rachelle Rea Cobb sets out to teach us the basics of grammar. In an hour’s time, you will learn why grammar is important, when to trust it and when not to, as well as the proper way to use punctuation marks. Many of us will even be introduced to the Known-New rule. Yet above all, we will learn a very important rule of writing; to respect the reader. The goal of this book is to teach the reader the basics of sentence structure, which is an important part of writing well.

This was a handy little book. Whether you’re learning the basics of writing, are a confirmed grammar-geek, or it’s been a while since you learned the tricks of the trade and need a little refresher course, you will definitely enjoy this guide book during your writing journey. It’s easy to follow and to the point, sprinkled with witty bits of advice. The chapters are short, yet informative, and you’ll be able to read this book in no time. I wish this eBook had been around back before I published my first book!

All in all, Write Well is a great guide that I would recommend to any writer.

I give this book 4 out of 5 stars.