Models for Writers Short Essays for Composition by Alfred Rosa and Paul Eschholz

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Models for Writers Short Essays for Composition by Alfred Rosa and Paul Eschholz

Author: Alfred Rosa and Paul Eschholz

Models for Writers is a best-selling book with a simple yet effective combination that has worked for thousands of instructors and millions of students: short, accessible essays and helpful, thorough writing instruction.

Models continues to offer thought-provoking readings organized to demonstrate not only the rhetorical strategies that students will use in their own essays but also the elements and language that will make those essays effective—trustworthy coverage you won’t find anywhere else. Also unique to Models is its versatility and flexibility: It works in a wide range of courses and at various levels.

This edition offers new classroom activities for academic and professional writing that will get students to think critically about and practice the kinds of writing they will be doing in college and beyond.

The new edition anticipates the needs of today’s students with helpful strategies for developing a strong thesis statement, expanded coverage of logical fallacies, entirely new coverage of APA documentation, and online multimodal readings and tutorials on critical reading and other essential topics.

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This book is really interesting to read, there are many stories and tips for writing. I am studying parts of the book as a material in my English school and I am working on the rest in my own free time. Layal khan                                                                                              rated it: 5.0 from 5.0

I am using this book in my english 110 class and, for someone who hasn’t taken an english course in a class in a few years, this book is a must. I loved all the professional short essays and examples for up and coming writers. EscaPe iNTo thE PaGEs                                                                            rated it: 5.0 from 5.0

This is an excellent book for general essay writing techniques with plenty of fine samples. The only drawback is the relatively heavy focus on first-person writing. Sarah Butler                                                                                            rated it: 5.0 from 5.0