RE: "Grammar Stinks."

["Foster, Willow" <WFoster -at- friedmancorp -dot- com>]

Gwen Fremonti [mailto:gwen -dot- fremonti -at- primefactors -dot- com] wrote:
~> Does anyone have any experience with any of these books, or have another
~> favorite that I could recommend (or rather, present) to my son? I'm
taking
~> him with me on a train trip next week, where he will be my captive
audience
~> for many hours at a time and I'd like to purchase a good book before we
~> leave. 
</snip>

Hi Gwen,

I have both the _The New Well-Tempered Sentence_ and _The Deluxe Transitive
Vampire_, and would recommend both of them. No grammar book is going to
thrill a teenager, but at least those two have a gothic theme that may make
reading bearable. My 16 year old thinks they're ok. (That's pretty high
praise from him.)

hth,
Willow


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