Scrib.how: The Complete Essay-Writing Series

You've done the reading. The document is still blank, and the deadline isn't moving.

Scrib.how is for that moment. Four short guides, one for each part of an academic essay, each built around a single method you can use straight away.

No theory to wade through: a structure and examples of it working in real subjects, plus exercises with answers so you can check yourself before your marker does.

It's written for undergraduates and sixth-form or IB students, and for anyone writing academic English as a second language who is tired of feedback that says "too general" or "where is your argument?"

What's inside

Introductions. How to open with a sentence that names the problem, give just enough background, and arrive at a thesis your reader can see coming. Includes ten adaptable opening lines for when the first sentence won't come.

Thesis Statements. A quick test for whether your claim is actually arguable, and a fix table for turning a vague opener into a position you can defend.

Body Paragraphs. Topic, development, link: how to build a paragraph that moves the argument forward instead of stalling in description.

Conclusions. How to end without repeating yourself, and leave the reader knowing why any of it mattered.

Every guide has worked examples from economics, history, law, engineering and the sciences, practice exercises with model answers, and a checklist to run before you submit.

4 guides. 47 pages. Instant download, yours to keep.

Introductory price. The four guides sell separately at £12 each. The complete series at £19 costs less than two of them.

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Written by Anna Yeadell, academic editor and lecturer, who has spent more than twenty years helping international students and researchers write well and get better marks.

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