Grammar for a Full Life: How the Ways We Shape a Sentence Can Limit or Enlarge Us

Grammar for a Full Life is a groundbreaking book that will transform your understanding of language and its power to shape your life.

Written by a cofounder of Harvard University's Writing Center, this much-acclaimed book reveals how our grammatical choices can either stifle or boost our sense of agency, creativity, depth of connection to others, and mindfulness.

With forty transformative moves that can be made with English punctuation and syntax, you will learn why active voice constructions build assertive energy in us, how cutting back on intensifiers heightens our awareness of the world, and even how sex comes in for some grammatical attention.

This remarkable book is not just about grammar; it's about actualizing "the whole person" through language.

Don't miss out on this life-changing read!