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A review by dajenny
Dreyer's English: An Utterly Correct Guide to Clarity and Style by Benjamin Dreyer
4.0
The first few chapters are witty and informative, with multiple laugh-out-loud moments.
The end of the book turns into long lists, which might be useful, but not so fun to read.
Dreyer's sense of humor is dry and snarky, and he uses it liberally throughout. Speaking of liberally - his political leanings come through in places, with several cheap (but not necessarily undeserved) shots at the 45th President of the United States. It didn't bother me, but some might find it heavy-handed.
The end of the book turns into long lists, which might be useful, but not so fun to read.
Dreyer's sense of humor is dry and snarky, and he uses it liberally throughout. Speaking of liberally - his political leanings come through in places, with several cheap (but not necessarily undeserved) shots at the 45th President of the United States. It didn't bother me, but some might find it heavy-handed.