I confess to being confused by most of the negative reviews and can't help believing that folks just couldn't see past their own agendas and prejudices. Grammar Snobs Are Great Big Meanies is:
- hilarious
- unpretentious
- clear
- plenty respectful to existing grammars (but it doesn't idolize any, which I think is the main problem for some folks)
- full of useful citations
- an excellent reference
- a great tool for combating grammar snobs
- packed with informative backstory (e.g., stuff that explains the rules and even the pointless snobbery)
- fun to read
- better in multiple ways than Eats, Shoots & Leaves, for instance
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In an ironic twist of my dog ate my homework, this book did not come as pictured it really was my pup trying to learn with me.
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By PilotX on August 11, 2016
I got this book as a recommendation from my writing and rhetoric professor. This book is hilarious. There are those out there that have pet peeves of others speaking improperly. They are annoyed and distracted with dangling modifiers like they are dangling boogers, it's just hard to ignore them. Whoever or whomever is one of those them or they, I am equally peeved by your peeve. I often hear corrections made that are indeed themselves false. In reality who cares (whomever cares)... This book is fun because you can learn the real usage then if you're ever corrected you can spend the next extended waste of time arguing, but be careful arguing with a stupid person, they will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience. (grammatical errors inserted purposefully)By PilotX on August 11, 2016
In an ironic twist of my dog ate my homework, this book did not come as pictured it really was my pup trying to learn with me.
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