Title: If You are Going To correct, Be Correct
Product review: It is "so American" that this book, a punctuation primer of sorts, is a bestseller. It is filled with punctuation errors. I was an English major, and I'm certainly not an "expert", but the book is packed with just the type of errors she "objects" to. They aren't hard to find. To list them would take several tedious pages. I think America likes this book because it wants to believe that "educated" Americans are horrified by the sloppy emails,etc. that everybody sends now. "These young people and their rap music and what not, they are destroying our culture." American culture is always destroying itself; that's just what it does. The people who buy this book are doing a good job themselves.
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