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Spell Well: Boost Your Word Power and Your Confidence

by Marion Field

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It is true that a well-written letter is taken far more seriously than one full of misspelt words. Research shows that people automatically assume you're more intelligent, and will take notice of you in a way they never did before. Now, with the help of this book you can discover the power of words for yourself. There are checklists and steps that ensure you'll soon be writing with much greater confidence.… (more)

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It is true that a well-written letter is taken far more seriously than one full of misspelt words. Research shows that people automatically assume you're more intelligent, and will take notice of you in a way they never did before. Now, with the help of this book you can discover the power of words for yourself. There are checklists and steps that ensure you'll soon be writing with much greater confidence.

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