Sentences with phrase «book out of your garage»

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Don't forget to check your local library or garage sales for free or almost - free books before you go spending big bucks on something baby is probably going to bite a chunk out of before the end of year one.

A very important point in this book is to get all chemicals out of your house and your garage.

Let's face it, you could go out and buy any book on psoriasis (you may have already) and all you're usually left with is a book that will likely spend the remainder of its life collecting dust on your bookshelf or jumping from garage sale to garage sale.

He self - published a book for doctors called: Natural Progesterone: The Multiple Roles of a Remarkable Hormone and sold it out of his garage, and soon was engaged in a voluminous correspondence with hundreds of women, doctors and scientists from around the world.

I think we need to take a leaf out of your book with organising sockets — always a problem at our garage!

Particularly when any written work is swamped by tens of thousands of books that in another time would only ever be bought by friends and family — purely out of charity for the writer and the knowledge that once all those short - run books are no longer clogging up the author's parent's garage, the parents might actually be able to park their car undercover again.

You have the money in your pocket, rather than paying out $ 3 - 5K to get your book published and ending up with a garage full of rotting books that nobody wants.

The result was usually that the poor author was out the money and had a garage full of books that he couldn't give away.

While it was true that some people, such as John Grisham, were able to sell books out of the back of their car and make it work, the majority of self - published writers just sank into obscurity with a garage full of books.

When the kids grow out of clothes, toys, books, etc, it gets bagged up and out to the garage in hopes to donate, give away, or yard sale!