Guidelines: A Cross-Cultural Reading/Writing Text (Cambridge Academic Writing Collection)

My professor uses this as our Textbook for English Composition If or International Students. It's very easy to understand and helps quite a lot! The back has interesting points. I'll definitely keep it for the rest of my Uni years to help me write better.

aber auch nicht mehr. Leider ist das Buch an mehreren Stellen beschriftet, damit hatte ich nicht gerechnet (sogar mit chinesischen Schriftzeichen, was ich ganz interessant fand eigentlich ;) ). Nächstes Mal kauf ich mirs aber wieder neu, vom Preis her kams auf das selbe. lg

Thanks

Normal, good textbook, I really like it. But delivery or condition of this “new” book is not the best :( Sad, that textbook looks not fresh due hurt corners.

I've used Guidelines for my advanced ESL composition course at a community college for the past six or seven years, and it's the best book I know of for the purpose. My only regret is that May Sarton's essay "The Rewards of Living a Solitary Life" was omitted from this new edition. I've had some great student papers that came from reading the Sarton essay back-to-back with Yezierska's "College," and considering the difference between solitude and loneliness. It's only a few pages--put it back in next time!