Why people recommend it
Miss Thistlebottom's hobgoblins by Theodore Menline Bernstein is a celebrated and witty guide to English usage, style, and the persistent myths and misconceptions that trouble writers. On The Book Review podcast in an episode titled A Class in Dreyer's English broadcast on July 18, 2024, Benjamin Dryer enthusiastically discussed Theodore Bernstein's book as one of his absolute favorites. Benjamin Dryer explained that the work stands out as truly one of the best books available about being in the trenches with writing, praising its practical insights into grammar and the mechanics of the English language. Through this engaging conversation on The Book Review, the speaker highlighted the timeless utility of the guide for anyone striving to master clear and correct prose, cementing its reputation as an essential resource for editors, writers, and language enthusiasts alike.
Who recommended it
- Benjamin Dryer Recommended
Benjamin Dryer — 1 mention
“I Like Woe Is I and I love a book by Theodore Bernstein called Miss thistle Bottom's hob goblins which is really one of the best books about being in the trenches with writing”