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20 Awesome Movies Available on Netflix that are Based on Books (+11 Bonus Suggestions!)

If you have a taste for both the small page and the big screen, you will love these movies based on books, all of which are available on Netflix.

Scribendi Reviews Microsoft Word: 10 Hidden Features to Make Your Life Easier

Even a well-known program can surprise you with new shortcuts. Here, Scribendi reviews some of the hidden features of Microsoft Word.

5 Famous Writers as Delicious Drinks [Infographic]

Whether you are looking for new authors to explore or new drinks to try out, this comparison of famous writers to delicious drinks will help you know what you are getting into. Your beverage of choice can say a lot about you, and so can your choice of reading material.

First, Second, and Third Person: How to Recognize and Use Narrative Voice

First person, second person, third person . . . sounds like a party to me! Learn how to identify and use narrative voice in your own writing.

Festive Grammar: There's No Gift like the Present Tense

With Christmas approaching, it is time to unwrap one of the most useful gifts you will receive this year: a thorough knowledge of the present tense!

15 Great Gifts for Book Lovers

Struggling to find a gift for a bibliophile friend? Or are you the bibliophile building your own wish list? Check out these 15 great gifts for book lovers.

4 Common Grammar Mistakes You Aren't Actually Making

It is never fun when someone corrects your common grammar mistakes, but it is even worse when you were actually right all along.

How to Cite a Website (and Achieve True Unagi)

The Internet is a great resource for students, but websites can be difficult to cite correctly. Find out how to cite a website in three major style guides.

How to Write a Thesis Proposal

Writing a proposal is one of the first steps on the way to writing a thesis. Find out how to write a thesis proposal that will point you in the right direction.

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