Sentences with phrase «book with the familiar name»

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If the name Sally Fallon Morell rings a bell, you may be familiar with her book and her foundation.

As your child grows, read books with textures she can touch, and let her point to the familiar objects to try to name them.

Still, anyone familiar with Isaac Marion's book of the same name knows that the Warm Bodies story and tone could make for a fun (albeit campy) film — playing on traditional «undead» tropes.

Put yourself in a position where, when you do contact them to request a book review, they already know your name and are already at least somewhat familiar with you.

But then I see new books — good books — by writers in the region whose names I'm just beginning to recognize, and others by authors long familiar to me, and still others by people I've never heard of, and my confidence grows that no matter where the rest of the country is heading with the printed word, the South is moving in the right direction, and picking up speed.

When library patrons think of ebook lending, they might be familiar with the powers behind the books, with names like OverDrive or 3M distributing content to their local libraries.

While this might be a viable option for individual authors whose readers already know where to search, it can be incredibly difficult for publishers to lure readers, given that many consumers may be familiar with a name or title, but are rarely in tune with who launched a particular book.

Insert your name in the above paragraph and replace the word soap with the title of your book... does this sound familiar?

I was taken aback at the setting at first because it does not have many of the places and names that I'm familiar with, but in the end of the book, after the novel, it has his explanation of why, and it is fabulous.

Goodreads Giveaways appear to be a fantastic way to get exposure and letting readers become familiar with your books and your name.

(If you're not familiar with the term, pull through is marketing speak for a clear demonstration that the author's name / reputation will sell a lot of books or at the very least they have an idea of how to raise awareness).

If you have interest in running for a national position, good starting points include writing book reviews, blogging, serving at the state level or on AASL committees, or sharing ideas on social media so school librarians from other states will be familiar with your name.

Now is the time to get a reader base, people who are familiar with your name and can find you when there are four - times as many books, Now is an easier time to get published — and a harder time to get discovered.

Now she's branching out and exploring fan fiction: Her author website is under her own name, which readers are familiar with, and it focuses on her string of successful books.

It's all a matter of marketing: embedding your name and face everywhere your typical reader will go, so they become so familiar with you they'll automatically buy your books.

If you are familiar with the books, you may recognize the name, as they are given brief mention a couple of times, -LSB-...] Read more

To rephrase my earlier comment, and basically in agreement with the thinking of prof Pindyck (his name is familiar to me from the book Dixit & Pindyck: Investement under Uncertainty on which I have based some of my lectures about 10 years ago).