Great book for law school Contracts classes!

The other reviews here, complaining about the quality of writing, are absolutely correct. I've taught English grammar and composition for 20 years. On the first page alone, there are three instances of prepositional errors, two of incorrect pronoun agreement, one serious punctuation error, and the third sentence of the book begins with a conjunction! Didn't the author watch Schoolhouse Rock growing up? "Conjunction, junction, what's your function? *Connecting* (emphasis mine) . . . I will be checking out some of the other books recommended here as alternatives, to use for actual resource materials for post-graduation. The only reason I didn't give it one star was because of the content importance. I do not recommend this book if your need is to learn to write clear, concise, unambiguous legal documents. The author writes neither clearly nor concisely, and would not pass my high school English composition course if this were submitted as her best work. I'm not being mean, but merely truthful.

I bought a new book and it arrived on time. However, when I compared my book with my classmates' in class, I noticed that the book is thicker and is in black and white instead of black and blue. And the front page is different. The quality of pages is not as good as other books. I am not satisfied with this purchase.

Good book for starters.

Rented because we had to for class, but there are several errors (at least according to my professor) and some of the exercises are hard to navigate because you have to flip back and forth from several pages.