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Featured — award winners and classics first, when available. Use “Show different books” for a new selection.

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The Broadview reader

Herbert Rosengarten, Jane Flick

1998

Living Languages

Nancy Buffington, Clyde Moneyhun, Marvin Diogenes

1997

Twice-Told Tales

Frank O'Connor, Joseph Conrad, Vladimir Nabokov et al.

1979 ★ 3.0

Reading literature and writing argument

Missy James

2005

Guidelines

Ruth Spack

1990

The young man in American literature

William Coyle

1969

Ten Steps to Advanced Reading

John Langan

2006

Pathways

Kathleen T. McWhorter

2011

Strategies for successful writing

Andrew W. Hart, James A. Reinking, Robert Von Der Osten et al.

1986

Choices

Evelyn Posey, Kate Mangelsdorf

1999

Steps to writing well

Jean Wyrick

1979

Discovering the Many Worlds of Literature

Stuart Hirschberg

2004

Ten steps to improving college reading skills

Langan, John

1997

ACCESS READING L4-AUDIO CD

COLLINS, Linda Markstein, Louise Hirasawa

2004

Behind the short story

Ryan Van Cleave, Ryan G. Van Cleave, Todd James Pierce

2006

Developing academic reading skills

Laura Donahue Latulippe

1987

Skill Set

Lucia Engkent

2007

Sentences, paragraphs, and beyond

Lee E. Brandon

1997

Thinking for yourself

Marlys Mayfield

1991

Prose Reader

Michael Flachmann, Kim Flachmann

2016

Intersections

William Kelly, Nicole Matos, William J. Kelly

2005

Reading with meaning

Dorothy Grant Hennings

1996

Student's book of college English

David Skwire

1985

The prose reader

Kim Flachmann, Michael Flachmann

2002

Perspectives on argument

Nancy V. Wood

1995

Writing True

Sondra Perl, Mimi Schwartz

2006

Wordsmith - A Guide to College Writing

Pamela Arlov, Pamela Sh Arlov

2004

Dialogues

Kathleen Krueger, Gary Goshgarian, Janet Barnett Minc

1999

American public administration

Robert A. Cropf

2007

The confident writer

Carol C. Kanar

2002

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