Sentences with phrase «about your book on»

I've been hinting about the book on social media, but today I get to reveal the title and cover, both of which I love.

In an interview about his book on Israeli radio, Mr. Golan described Stern as a figure of biblical proportions.

After reading the publisher's description, I had written something critical about the book on our weblog First Thoughts, citing the publisher's description.

There is a lot more about this book on his website, where you can download a free sample chapter, and preorder the book for only $ 10 (if you order by Sunday, August 19).

What about books on mission?

Before I get to the e-mail, I wanted to let you know that next week I'll be making a big announcement about my book on the blog, so be sure to stop by.

To blog about the book on my own website would interrupt the flow of my current blogging project detailing my «journey» from premillennialism to preterism.

I am a little cynical about books on prayer.

She's also been sharing tons about the book on Twitter.

Get more information about the book on amazon.

I posted about your book on my blog (http://meagansfirstkitchen.blogspot.com/2011/05/cookbook-giveaway.html) I'm actually giving away 2 copies

Before clicking here I was trying to find out about Book On Pregnancy Exercise in particular, and I will come back now that I have found you.

Despite the best parenting I could give them (I think I must have read just about every book on raising boys), my boys — all boys — have learned what it is to «be a man» early on — on the play yard, from teachers, from coaches, from the media.

Read more about the book on our Giving Birth with Confidence blog.

You can learn more about the books on their website hands-on-prints.com and you can purchase them on Amazon.com.

I'm a year - round avid reader but there's just something about a book on the beach that's just blissful.

Reading... «E-Squared: Nine Do - It - Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality» I found out about this book on my friend Melanie's podcast, The Female Experience.

The Real Meal Revolution: The Radical, Sustainable Approach to Healthy Eating is probably one of the most disruptive, most talked about books on diet and nutrition in South Africa if not worldwide.

Here's what Megan from Eat Beautiful said about the book on her Facebook page last year: «December is a super fun time to be in the kitchen making candies and cookies, even (and especially) when you're Paleo or doing the GAPS diet!

So tell us about your book on internet dating?

I talk about books on Nocturnal Book Reviews.

I found out about this book on Instagram, I think it's a GREAT read for anyone who is considering the sugar baby lifestyle she gives great examples and real life stories.

Podcast: Mike Petrilli talks with author Alexander Russo about his book on Locke High School and Green Dot's efforts to turn it around.

«They like getting together to talk about books on a more casual and more personal level than is the case in their English classes.

Podcast: Mike Petrilli talks with New York Times Magazine editor Paul Tough about his book on the Harlem Children's Zone.

Podcast: Mike Petrilli talks with Jay Mathews about his book on the founding and early years of KIPP.

Among the ways facilitators have encouraged discussion are writing a statement or question about the book on a large piece of paper and having people write responses as they arrive, said differentiation support teacher Suzanne Goff.

The Diversity Bargain: An Interview with Natasha Warikoo (The Huffington Post) Senior Lecturer Richard Weissbourd has a Q&A with Associate Professor Natasha Warikoo about her book on diversity on college campuses and in the college admissions process.

You can read an abstract of his book on the News.com.au website and listen to Janet Fife - Yeoman's talk about the book on the Nighlife podcast.

Find out more about the book on my website https://lindacovella.com/the-castle-blues-quake/.

Learn more about her books on her author website.

Find more information about the book on Lori Nelson Spielman's website or at these retailers: BAM B&N Indiebound Amazon.

So we had a few Google Alerts configured to help us track the buzz about the book on the Web, and we quickly realized how haphazard the modern editorial process is for content sites the world over, some of whom link to Amazon as affiliates, some of whom link to the publisher page for the book, a few of whom were enterprising enough to link to Adam's site directly, and some of whom link to nothing at all.

In another box, a friend talking about my book on Youtube.

I emailed my launch team to prod them along, and posted about the book on a few facebook groups.

BTW: I will be writing about your books on my blog today.

Here's what Mike says about this book on his blog.

I would think the great thing about a book on spirituality would be that you have a built - in market: you can offer to give talks about your book's subject at all the churches, temples (whichever place of worship would be appropriate for you) in your surrounding area.

So all you need to do is start talking about your book on social media, on blogs and other places like that.»

(Though I can almost guarantee your fellow wordsmiths will be the ones who drop in to your book signings and support you when it comes to sharing the what's what about your book on social media.)

For such a reason, I have decided to confirm the opportunity to publish a press release about your book on this website.

I like to give my opinion about books on GR so I don't want to have to worry that an author will be breathing down my neck if I write something negative.

• Blog tours (posting articles about your book on as many blogs as possible).

Did you ever think of posting notes about your books on bulletin boards at universities?

3) DO N'T post about your book on message boards or in Goodreads groups until you've read and understood the group rules.

Although it's nice to think about your book on display at your local Barnes & Noble bookstore, most of your book's success depends on how easy it is for prospective readers to discover it while searching for information online.

If you take advantage of this opportunity to read Saving Grace completely free of charge, we hope you will also be so kind as to leave a review about the book on Amazon, too!

When I revealed this shocking truth on Facebook, a couple of months, ago, anonymous people and unknown authors, who are always busy to post messages about their books on the Social networks, attacked and offended me heavily.

We interviewed Michael Barson about his book on 1940s and 1950s romance comics, and my favorite answer responded to the question: Is love always agonizing?

You will now see an input form that allows you to insert all the relevant information about your book on the left side.