Sentences with phrase «carry on the book review»

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Before continuing to review the discussion as it has been carried on within Protestant theological circles, we may perhaps be permitted a brief excursus into the realm of Roman Catholic biblical scholarship, for Strauss's book produced an immediate reaction from a Roman Catholic New Testament professor in which what has come to be, to the best of our knowledge, the standard Roman Catholic viewpoint, was developed.

I snagged way too many review copies for my carry - on suitcase (seriously: I had to check on the way home), but as we all know: Too many books is a good problem to have.

One can carry our critical review on a literature or even films, movies, articles, reports, books and journals.

Personally, I much prefer on - line book «browsing» to brick & mortar stores which carry only a handful of titles by comparison (and then only those authors from the Big 5 stables) while providing only back - jacket reviews.

I did pick up this first book, but after that failed to carry on, even though the first book is good and Jo's reviews fascinating.

I'm also hoping that there will be review copies of the Spring books at least on the American Library Association Midwinter Exhibits floor — especially since I won't need to worry about what I carry home with me.

The reviews were few and those that were done made it clear the blogger had not read the book (example: a comment on how my book was a fun shoot»em up when the premise of the story is my team can't carry weapons).

How many reviews a book has on Amazon is a key indicator of whether an independent bookstore or public library will want to carry it also.

Reviews are meant as guides for others looking for good books, not for authors looking for acclamation; keep calm and carry on.

Any way, regardless — it took me the following to love my kindle — regularly running out of bookshelf space and having to offload novels to the charity shops — being able to read big books on the train without having to carry them — travelling around australia with no guide books and no need to charge my battery, or worry about my kindle being stolen — its an investment, but not as much as a fancy tablet that would have needed charging every couple of days — being able to buy a book and read it moments after reading a review of it.

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