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  • Eileen M

    eileen m said:

    Hating on her why? I loved this book although I am not having nearly as much fun with the follow-up, "Talk To The Hand."

    posted Tuesday, June 16 2009 ( | view 1 reply )
  • uplandpoet

    uplandpoet said:

    still here and still hating on this woman!

    posted Tuesday, June 16 2009
  • Eileen M

    eileen m said:

    I would say this is more of a must-read for anyone who claims NOT to know English, as well as the beleaguered who already know what an apostrophe is for and feels its death agonies. This is a great, hilarious, curmudgeonly read.

    posted Monday, June 15 2009
  • Mary O

    mary o said:

    I loved this from A to Z. As a writer from the age of 4 and an English teacher for 6 years, I am amazed how hard some people find basic English. In my last job, we were constantly looking at sale signs and catching misplaced apostrophes, missing apostrophes, and comma splices. A must read for anyone who claims to know English.

    posted Sunday, June 14 2009
  • zippernek

    zippernek said:

    I happen to enjoy the new feature and gladly respond to any request for info. In addition, I find it helpful to get some differing views on a book that I'm considering reading.

    FYI...as far as I can tell there is no connection to the requests and having reviewed/commented on a book. All it takes is to have the book on your shelf.

    posted Thursday, March 27 2008 ( | view 1 reply )
  • uplandpoet

    uplandpoet said:

    Have you been bombarded by complete strangers who wanted to know, after you have
    written a review, and/or made comments expressing your opinion of a book,
    whether they should read this book? And it isn't that they took the time to see
    who you are, then ask in a note, no, they just spammed you and everyone else on
    Shelfari who has said book on shelf. Does this irriate you? If so, you can do
    something about it: you can contact either of the two Shelfari reps below, or
    better yet, you can contact both of them and ask them to please remove the new
    and annoying feature that allows this spamming!

    http://www.shelfari.com/amanda

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    posted Wednesday, March 26 2008
  • glenda

    glenda said:

    After reading this book, I went to my local QFC store and looked at the sign above the express line. Sure enough the sign says; 15 items or less. I smiled thinking about Ms. Truss and her book. The sign should be 15 items or fewer. She'd be happy to know, though that the sign was changed to fewer. Someone must have told the manager about it.

    posted Monday, December 17 2007 ( | view 1 reply )
  • Jigsz NS

    jigsz ns said:

    I also enjoyed reading this book and I agree with the author's points. It is helpful as well in my job as I do a lot of writing and editing.

    posted Monday, December 3 2007
  • claudia l

    claudia l said:

    This writer has a great sense of humor. I am trying to concentrate on what she is saying and then realize I am trying too hard and should just relax and enjoy her style. I seem to be forgetting all the old punctuation rules and so this is a good way to see how off I am... or as she would say *off*, I am.

    posted Sunday, December 2 2007 ( | view 1 reply )
  • honey

    honey said:

    funny little book :)

    posted Tuesday, September 18 2007

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