punctuation

This book shows how a period brings a sentence to a stop, is used with abbreviations, comes after initials, and helps tell time.

Presents an introduction to punctuation, in simple text with illustrations, providing information on the basic parts of a sentence and how to punctuate them, including periods, commas, questions marks, and exclamation marks.

Presents an illustrated guide to the proper use of punctuation, covering the exclamation point, question mark, period, comma, semicolon, colon, hyphen, dash, quotation marks, italics, parenthese, brackets, the slash, apostrophe, and ellipse, each with humorous and outlandish example sentences.

Explains nineteen grammar rules to help working professionals master punctuation and communication style, featuring hundreds of examples on commas, semicolons, dashes, quotation marks, apostrophes, and more.

Presents an imaginative account of what life is like for commas, while providing facts about the role of the important punctuation mark in sentences.

Presents an imaginative account of what life is like for exclamation points, while providing facts about the role of the importance of the punctuation mark in writing.

Presents an imaginative account of what life is like for quotation marks, while providing facts about the role of the important punctuation marks in sentences.

Presents an imaginative account of what life is like for apostrophes, while providing facts about the role of the important punctuation mark in sentences.

Introduces the use of the question mark through the story of Quincy, a member of the Punc family, who has always been extremely nosey.

Introduces the use of the period through the story of Peter, a member of the Punc family who has always been good at making things stop.