Tiffany Wong
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387Known for its straightforward and practical approach, Essay Essentials with Readings, Sixth Edition, continues to provide students with the guidance they need to become better writers. While the book focuses on essay writing techniques and different patterns of essay development, the authors recognize that the inclusion of readings, information on research papers, and a review of the basics provides students with a complete overview of the writing process. Authors: Sarah Norton, Brian Green, Rhonda Dynes. Publisher: Nelson. Includes access codes.
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