I'd mentioned this book to the attendees at the June WMNK meeting. It's written by a British author who laments the abuse of punctuation she sees in the U.K., but it's equally as applicable here in the United States.
If you're a "stickler" who cringes when you see a sign advertising "Egg's $.99 ", this is the book for you. I find myself giggling at the examples of unintentionally funny prose caused by the misplacement of punctuation.
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