The Art of Argument by 
The Art of Mooting: Theories, Principles and Practice by 
The Essential Guide to Mooting: A Handbook for Law Students by (*Canadian) This short book goes through various parts of mooting, including preparation, opening remarks, delivering submissions, phrases and terminology, and dealing with questions. Appendices include marking guides for facta and oral presentations as well as tips for drafting a motion.
Glanville Williams - Learning the Law by 
How to Moot: A Student Guide to Mooting by 
How to Please the Court: A Moot Court Handbook by 
The Law School Book: Succeeding at Law School, 3rd edition by (*Canadian) Chapter 8, "Stand and Deliver: Doing a Moot" guides you through researching and writing for a moot. It also also gives practical tips for oral argument and dealing with questions during the moot.
Legal Skills, 4th edition by 
Mastering the Art of International Mooting: The Structure, Technique and Rules of International Mooting by 
Moot: How to Win in Fake Court and Other Valuable Lessons in Legal Rhetoric by 
Moot Court Workbook: Finding Educational Success and Competition Glory by 
Mooting: The Definitive Guide by 
Mooting and Advocacy Skills (3rd edition) by 
A Practical Guide to Mooting by
Queen's Moot Court Program: Sample Factums by
International Moot Court: An Introduction by Mechanics of the Courts: Mock/Moot by The Hon. Justice Ian Binnie, “In Praise of Oral Advocacy,” 21 The Advocates' Society Journal no. 4, 3-18.
The Hon. Justice Marvin Catzman, “The Wrong Stuff: How to Lose Appeals in the Court of Appeal,” 19 The Advocates' Society Journal no. 1, 1-5.
The Hon. Justice George Finlayson, “Appellate Advocacy in an Abbreviated Setting,” Court of Appeal for Ontario, Archives, Speeches.
John Sopinka and Mark Gelowitz, The Conduct of an Appeal, 3d ed. (Markham: LexisNexis Canada, 2012), especially chapter 9, "Preparing for and Presenting the Argument".
KE8585 .S66 2012 (3-hour Reserve)
John Sopinka, Mark Gelowitz, and W. David Rankin, The Conduct of an Appeal, 4th ed. (Markham: LexisNexis Canada, 2018).
ebook (LexisNexis Advance Quicklaw Plus)
The Hon Justice Michael Kirby, Ten Rules of Appellate Advocacy. Speech given by the former president, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of NSW (1984 - 1996) to the Australian Advocacy Institute - Appellate Skills Workshop, May 5, 1995.
The Hon. Justice Ian Binnie, “In Praise of Oral Advocacy,” 21 The Advocates' Society Journal no. 4, 3-18.
The Hon. Justice Marvin Catzman, “The Wrong Stuff: How to Lose Appeals in the Court of Appeal,” 19 The Advocates' Society Journal no. 1, 1-5.
The Hon. Justice George Finlayson, “Appellate Advocacy in an Abbreviated Setting,” Court of Appeal for Ontario, Archives, Speeches.
John Sopinka and Mark Gelowitz, The Conduct of an Appeal, 3d ed. (Markham: LexisNexis Canada, 2012), especially chapter 9, "Preparing for and Presenting the Argument".
KE8585 .S66 2012 (3-hour Reserve)
John Sopinka, Mark Gelowitz, and W. David Rankin, The Conduct of an Appeal, 4th ed.(Markham: LexisNexis Canada, 2018.
ebook (Lexis Advance Quicklaw Plus)
The Hon Justice Michael Kirby, Ten Rules of Appellate Advocacy. Speech given by the former president, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of NSW (1984 - 1996) to the Australian Advocacy Institute - Appellate Skills Workshop, May 5, 1995.
Watch the video of the 2013 Queen's Moot Camp
