In this book's prequel (Harvard and Hardship: A Beginner's Guide to College and Law School), Angel shared the failures, triumphs, and lessons learned as a Harvard Law student. In fact, one of the practical tips was to, "Get a writing guide." After feedback from readers and clients, she compiled the cornucopia of writing tactics she had developed from elementary school through law school:
 
"After about three months, I had a writing guide that I figured would help that student who feels overwhelmed by their writing assignment." - Angel
 
This writing guide provides practical steps to writing a well-written, well-researched paper, including:
	
How to conduct research for an analytical paper
	
Different approaches to structure an analytical paper
	
How to write an introduction, conclusion, and "however paragraph"
	
Guidance for writing legal memos, legal briefs, law school research papers, and answering law school written exams
 
Part A: College and University Research Papers
Chapter 1: The Quote and Comment
Chapter 2: The Observe and Cite
Chapter 3: The However Paragraph
Chapter 4: The Introduction
Chapter 5: The Conclusion
Chapter 6: Citations
 
Part B: Law School
Chapter 7: Legal Citations 
Chapter 8: Law School Exams
Chapter 9: Legal Research
Chapter 10: The Legal Memo
Chapter 11: The Legal Brief
Chapter 12: Legal Research Papers
 
Part C: Tricks of the Trade
Chapter 13: Help! I haven't reached the minimum word count.
Chapter 14: Help! This doesn't sound smart.
Chapter 15: Transition Words and Phrases