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Writing from the Core
by Dona J. Young

Writing from the Core is more than a handbook: it is a roadmap that leads to correct and effective writing.

  • An effective writing style begins with well-written sentences that speak to the reader clearly and concisely.
  • Structure and style cross paths at the sentence core—gain control of the sentence core, and you also gain control of your editing and revising skills.
  • In fact, once you can edit and revise with skill, you may spend more time mulling over your writing and reaching deeper insight, improving substance as well as style.

Writing from the Core takes the mystery out of how to produce correct, clear, and concise writing, building confidence along with skill.

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Which Comes First, the Comma or the Pause?
A Practical Guide to Writing

by Dona J. Young

Which Comes First, the Comma or the Pause? takes the mystery out of how to produce correct, clear, simple, and concise writing. Though the title is catchy, this book is meant to build skills rather than to entertain: so if you want to transform your writing skills, expect to roll up your sleeves and get to work.

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The Mechanics of Writing
by Dona J. Young

The Mechanics of Writing was written for a specific purpose: to help writers at all levels—students and professionals alike—improve the quality of their writing.

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The Princess and Her Gift
A Tale on the Practical Magic of Learning

by Dona J. Young

Have you ever wondered what your life would be like if you suddenly could learn whatever you wanted . . . and without the struggle, pain, and frustration that goes with it?

If so, go on the journey of self-discovery with the princess as she uses her gift of magical learning.

Magic is neither good nor bad-it all depends on how it is used. —Merlin

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The Little Prince Who Taught a Village to Sing
and Andrew's Story

by Andrew Skoda and Dona J. Young

The Little Prince Who Taught a Village to Sing and Andrew's Story is a book for anyone who believes in the magic of hope, courage, and faith.

Andrew shares his story so that other boys and girls who go through a similar experience might learn what to expect and will not feel so alone. Andrew continues to help other kids with brain tumors by coordinating fundraisers and serving on the Junior Board of Directors of The Midwest Children's Brain Tumor Center. Other than production costs, all of the money this book raises goes to the Midwest Children's Brain Tumor Center because they helped Andrew and his family during their time of need.

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Foundations of Business Communication
by Dona J. Young

McGraw-Hill

Essential communication techniques to streamline efficiency in every business

Foundations of Business Communication uses a selection of margin boxes including Coaching Tips and Communication Challenges to reinforce the hands-on techniques of communication in an increasingly arms-length and borderless environment. BusinessWeek cases and related assignments provide real-world exposure and support.

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Business English: Writing for the Global Workplace
by Dona J. Young

McGraw-Hill

Business English: Writing for the Global Workplace includes all of the essentials of a traditional Business English text and more: its unique approach enhances its value for your students.

  1. Students quickly learn that the value of speaking and writing Business English relates to our global marketplace: technology has made the world smaller, and just about every job today includes writing e-mail and speaking to people from diverse cultures.
  2. Students use their own local language as a springboard to learn Business English, discovering that Business English is the best choice in formal environments with their local language remaining valuable in informal ones.

Business English: Writing for the Global Workplace also takes the practical approach of using writing as a tool to have students apply their grammar skills: as your students’ grammar skills improve, so do their writing skills.

This book provides the tools students need to compete in today’s global job market, and your students will find its unique presentation motivating as it leads them to solid skills they can use to enhance their career.

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