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

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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!

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.

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.

I purchased it but the day after I received money back because he's run out of this book. Anyway, I received money back so that there's nothing to complain

bought it for my English 115. a great book for non-native speakers (and even native speakers?) to improve English writing skill. have a lot of readings for critical thinking training.

I bought for one of my writing classes and it arrived perfectly

Good materials