Title: Pedantic
Product review: Yes, I know this is not a "grammar" book, but at least the chapters or paragraphs should have logical flow. Instead, not only were the sections set in a non-linear way (the line of thoughts were jumping around), moreover, I found the book to be colloquial and pedantic.To me, it's supposed to talk about punctuation, hence the chapters should have clearer headings as such. Within a chapter, the author would suddenly jump off at a tangent to discuss about spellings. And sometimes, the tone would lapse into a chit-chat manner.If this was supposed to "help" people improve their punctuation, spelling, grammar, whatever (sic), then I believe the style of the whole book should be consistent. I would give this 2.5 stars, but since there are no half-star in Amazon ratings, I gave it ***.
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