Kim's, Ameer's, Leila's& Martha's is a series of Workbooks of English Grammar & Vocabulary which I find necessary for the Beginner, Post beginner and the Pre-College Foreign Language Learners (EFL) from the Far East, the Middle East, Europe and South America and serves as a review tool to help them improve and consolidate what they have learnt in their EFL learning process and now they prepare to pursue college education or apply for a job in today's competitive job market.In addition to a sufficient number of Grammar Review Exercises, the Workbook also contains a large number of vocabulary exercises that will help the user to review, consolidate and enrich his or her vocabulary repertoire, also with an answer key provided at the end of each review exercise. The review exercises were not haphazardly written, but were the result of many years of personal involvement in program development, text and test writing, research and note-taking in order to decide which item must come in each Review Level, based on necessity and ease or difficulty. The user will, therefore, find at the beginning of each level a list of the items reviewed. This does not mean that the items may not re-appear later on as many may re-surface every-now-and then in an interesting cyclic way for consolidation, unity of topic, necessity and coherence. The journey into this workbook begins with a self- assessment that contains two exercises of many items of grammar questions each, the results of which should act as a guide to the Workbook user as to how much effort he or she may have to put in reviewing the grammar rules. The Assessment exercises are a gateway to the Workbook and a gateway to success in career and life.The review exercises were not haphazardly written, but were the result of many years of personal involvement in program development, text and test writing, research and note-taking in order to decide which item must come in each Review Level, based on necessity and ease or difficulty. The user will, therefore, find at the beginning of each level a list of the items reviewed. This does not mean that the items may not re-appear later on as many may re-surface every-now-and then in an interesting cyclic way for consolidation, unity of topic, necessity and coherence. The journey into this workbook begins with a self- assessment that contains two exercises of 100 grammar questions each, the results of which should act as a guide to the Workbook user of how much effort he or she may have to put in reviewing the grammar rules. The Assessment exercises are a gateway to the workbook and a gateway to success in career and life. Admittedly, the workbook is spiced by some inserts that make it interesting and beneficial to different users, such insert include a brief section of business and banking related exercises to provide a student of business, or a banking career seeker the chance to assess his or her level of understanding some business and banking language, which is by no means comprehensive; another insert emphasizes some common mistakes made by foreign learners. In addition to this, in Section Five of the workbook, the user will find a few vocabulary enrichment exercises derived from lively day-to-day conversations.Finally, whether the user of this Workbook is a high school student, a university student or a job seeker, the Workbook is an excellent tool and 'A Road to College and Career Success' only if the exercises are given the time and the effort required! My piece of advice to users is to make a few copies of the blank answer sheet provided at the end of the Workbook to write down the answers to the questions in the Review Exercises, then to compare their own answers with the answer key provided at the end of each Exercise.