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If you are like most students, college admissions essays push you into the scary, uncharted territory of writing about yourself. It doesn't help that you feel unprepared to craft this unfamiliar type of personal essay or that you also feel incredible pressure to make it perfect. But there's still time to learn-and ace it The Writing Survival Kit will prepare you to write a killer essay using a toolkit of powerful narrative writing techniques. If you can tell your real-life stories, you will engage your readers and reveal your personality, talents, skills, character, intellectual vitality,...

From the author of Color Me Grey comes the story of two detectives on a desperate search to find a killer who is closer to home than they may think.

From the author of Color Me Grey comes the story of two detectives on a desperate search to find a killer who is closer to home than they may think.

Detective Brandon Simms has been married twice and had more girlfriends than he can ever begin to count. That is, until he is teamed with Detective Kimberly Watson and the sparks begin to fly.

When a religion-obsessed killer begins slaying women, it...

These 50 college application essays were written by real students who all got into terrific, competitive schools. They used a narrative (storytelling) style, which is the best way to stand out from the pack.

One of the best ways to learn how to write a winning essay is to read other student's effective essays.

Not only can you glean ideas for your own topics, but also learn the style, format and voice of these slice-of-life essays.

The author, Janine Robinson of the popular essay-writing blog Essay Hell, also included an analysis of each essay to show what worked and...

Escape Essay Hell is a fast-and-easy guide to writing narrative-style essays for college application essays.

Janine Robinson, a former journalist, magazine editor and English teacher who has tutored college-bound students on these essays for the last decade, acts as a personal writing coach to guide and cheer students through this dreaded process.

College admissions experts advise students to "Tell a story" or "Make the essay about you " or "Stand out "

And this is all correct. But no one ever explains exactly HOW to do this.

Until now.

In her...