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A word from
our fans

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GRL has been a great company to work with in putting this project together. They shared my vision to offer a text to a generation of digital natives by embracing their strengths, rather than working against them.

Mark DeAngelis

Author of The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business at the University of Connecticut

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This was honestly the first time since I went to college that I have read every assigned chapter. There was just a lot of real world stuff in the book. Stuff that I need to know when I graduate."

Student at University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Student reviewing Everybody's an Editor by Sue Burzynski Bullard

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Developing and using the ebook has changed my teaching. The comments on end of semester evals say that students are engaging with and using the book. Previous comments about traditional texts said things like "not necessary to buy text" or "never used book". 

Julie Campbell

Author of The Adolescent Human Illinois State University

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Everyone I have worked with at GRL has been there to help, support, and encourage me as an author. The process was organized and professional from beginning to end.

Felicia Saffold

Author of Introduction to Teaching All Children at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee

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It was definitively a challenge but so worth it, because it forced me to rethink the way I was presenting some of the material to my students in class. Lecturing and writing are completely different!  It is a very rewarding experience.  

AV Brittan

Author of Noteworthy: The Story of Western Music University of Oklahoma

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Thanks for treating me like you do. I’m honored and very appreciative. My experience with GRL has obviously improved my classroom performance, and the world benefits from that.

Rick Wilson

Author of Solving the Solver at Oklahoma State University