Sentences with phrase «book about a specific topic»

During a round - table meal, Anna revealed she was writing a book about a specific topic.

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Even though my book is about a specific topic — it's a gentle but provocative love letter to the Church about welcoming and affirming women — I approach it as art, not a message to be preached, or an argument to be made.

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There are literally series of books written about the topic your title, but the actual questions you ask are more specific.

She told me that, though she doesn't know of any specific studies on the topic, people who spend time to color - code items such as books may find it makes them feel like they're communicating something important about who they are as a person in doing so.

If he enjoys books about certain topics or by specific authors in the past, ask the librarian for additional suggestions.

«I think it has great potential if people use it to track inputs around specific topics — say, educators in a Twitter group who share tidbits from ed - tech books they are reading, talk about great purchase deals, or even do simple tech Q&A.»

Try adding a hashtag of your genre when tweeting about your book, or hashtag specific phrases if you write about a particular topic.

Find blogs that talk about those topics even though they're not geared toward your specific genre because if that topic is in your book you can talking about your book and people who are interested in that topic will then be interested in your book.

X-Ray feature shows passages across a book that mention common ideas, characters, historical figures, and specific places or topics, and then offers descriptions about them from Wikipedia and Shelfari.

X-Ray: This feature analyzes the «bones of the book» and shows passages about common themes, characters, historical figures, and specific places or topics in a book.

This allows you to go into much more detail about specific areas of the book's topic and you could include bonus features, videos, checklists or interviews.

However, if you turn to the New York Times bestseller lists, or the Man Booker Prize winners, or mainstream convention fiction and nonfiction outside of these very specific topics or genres, then that's about simply having great books offerings and making their device the one that you adopt to get your books on.

And speaking of awards ceremonies, another good option for finding smaller publishers for direct licensing is to review the results of various specialty book awards each year: IBPA has the Benjamin Franklin Digital Awards, Romance Writers of America has RITA, Writer's Digest has an annual self - published book award, and even more specific awards are available in just about every possible topic.

They're the types of books people buy to learn as much as they can about a specific topic.

«Besides being a good summary of the massive controversy behind the scenes in the climate science research community about the causes of the past century's modest warming, Climate Change Reconsidered could make a good text book for university (and advanced senior high school classes) climate change courses as well since they do an easily understood and accurate review of the related basic science at the beginning of each of the topic - specific chapters.»

Many clients have shared that reading about specific issues and having books for children about special topics can be very helpful.