books by Charles Gulotta (publisher reluctant addiction)

books by Charles Gulotta

books:

500 Key Words for the SAT 10th (tenth) edition Text Only
Charles Gulotta, 2007

One Thousand Words: That You Must Know For Standardized Tests, High School, University, And Life!
Charles Gulotta

Mostly Bright Ideas, 2009

Actually, nearly eleven hundred important words. Each entry includes pronunciation, definition, other forms, and the word used in a sentence. This book was designed as a companion to "500 Key Words for the SAT," so there is little duplication between the two.

500 Key Words for the SAT, and How to Remember Them Forever!
Charles Gulotta

Mostly Bright Ideas, 2007

500 Key Words for the SAT uses pictures and stories to help you remember the meanings of five hundred of the vocabulary words that appear most frequently on the SAT. Learning is fast, fun, and forever! Also: a special section in the back provides tips for the critical reading part of the SAT. Remember, even with recent changes to the SAT, vocabulary is as important as ever to getting a high score. This book was originally published in 1992 as ...

Who Knew?: My reluctant journey to blogging addiction
Charles Gulotta

Mostly Bright Ideas, 2011

This is a collection of 52 posts from my first year and a half of blogging. Most are humorous essays, although a few are serious; there's also one co-authored short story. The book is illustrated, mostly with cartoons.

500 SAT Words, and How To Remember Them Forever!
Trish Dardine, Charles Gulotta

Mostly Bright Ideas, 1997

This book does more than tell you which words to learn for the SAT. It teaches you how to learn them -- and not for temporary memorization, but for permanent retention. Using powerful (and funny) visual images, you'll build a mental bridge between each unfamiliar word and its simple meaning. You'll also discover dangerous look-alike and sound-alike words, which are frequently used as decoys on the SAT. You'll learn correct pronunciation and ...

Extraordinary Women in Politics (Extraordinary People)
Charles Gulotta

Children's Press (CT), 1999

Real-life stories of struggle, achievement, victory, and sometimes loss that are an ideal companion for history, social science, language and geography studies. The Extroardinary People series is the perfect starter for students who want to know more about the people who shaped their world, focusing on the unique histories of people from every culture, and every walk of life. This book tells the story of some of the world's most famous women ...

100 Math Tips for the SAT, and How to Master Them Now!
Charles Gulotta

Mostly Bright Ideas, 2005

Now in its sixth printing and all new for 2005, this book does more than teach you how to solve the problem. It teaches you how to see the problem, how to recognize and avoid the traps, and how to think! Even if you hate geometry, have nightmares about algebraic equations, and can't stand the sight of a percent sign, this book will turn you into a fearless giant-killer. Using SAT-style questions to demonstrate one hundred critical concepts, it ...

500 Key Words for the SAT, and How to Remember Them Forever! 10th (tenth) edition
Charles Gulotta, 2007

Learn This! : Stuff You Need to Know, and Mistakes You Need to Stop Making, Before You Step Foot into High ...
Charles Gulotta

Mostly Bright Ideas, 2005

Book Description A detailed review of many of the things high school teachers expect their incoming students to know. Includes astronomy, world geography, U.S. geography, Canadian geography, world history, U.S. history, U.S. presidents, Canadian history, math, science, writing & grammar, literature, art & music history, major religions, languages, famous people, and more. Equally important, the book provides a strategy for learning large and ...

Writing Rules!
Charles Gulotta

Mostly Bright Ideas, 2010

This book takes a friendly and humorous approach to many of the most common grammar, spelling, and usage problems. It also walks the reader through the various stages of essay writing, from conception to first draft to revision. Rules are addressed in terms of their context: what may be okay in speech or a creative writing class assignment may not be okay on a standardized writing test. Cartoons appear throughout. The book also features dozens ...