Rev Up Your Writing in Informational Texts

This practical guide demystifies informational writing by breaking down its core components and showing exactly how to craft effective nonfiction pieces. Garstecki clearly explains the purpose and structure of informational texts while providing concrete examples that demonstrate how to organize facts, present ideas clearly, and engage readers with factual content. The book covers essential elements like text features, organizational patterns, and voice, giving aspiring writers the foundational tools they need to succeed in nonfiction writing.

What sets this resource apart is its hands-on approach—rather than just explaining concepts, it shows writers how to apply them through original examples and creative exercises. Young authors will appreciate the specific tips for developing their informational writing skills and the additional resources like glossaries and research sources that make this a comprehensive toolkit. Whether you're tackling school assignments or exploring nonfiction writing for the first time, this book provides the roadmap to transform facts into compelling, well-structured informational texts.