Sentences with phrase «enough of the kind of books»

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Given enough time, I can convince myself that I NEED all kinds of things I don't actually need — upgraded exercise equipment (for my health), a boatload of new books (for research), games for our Wii console, (to justify the initial purchase of the Wii console), a new kitchen (for entertaining guests), and Starbucks - brand chocolate truffles, (for my sanity).

In any event, and with all respect to a distinguished scholar - cardinal who has been kind enough to praise my own work on John Paul II and from whose books I have profited over the years, it does seem to me that Cardinal Kasper's analogy between his proposal on Holy Communion for the divorced and civilly remarried, and the development of Catholic self - understanding that led to Vatican II's affirmation of religious freedom, just doesn't work.

I wish I could share every recipe from the book, but Jess was kind enough to let me share a recipe so you can get a sense of what I mean by approachable, plant - based cooking.

The amazing translator for the French edition of the book was kind enough to adapt the recipe using agar - agar for our French readers as well, since the aforementioned thickeners are not easily accessible in France.

I would love to have this book as you can never have enough of craft books no matter what kind they are.

But, admits Jill, it's not so easy to put the same kind of «fun» spin on the stack of mind - numbing calculus and chemistry books hefty enough to take down a Yellowstone grizzly.

The weekly reports acquired something of a cult following, and several readers were kind enough to suggest that they should be compiled as a book.

Stop swearing at it long enough, though, and the book's kind of fun.

Hyaaa I want to start the Atkins diet on Tuesday but with it being a bank holiday weekend the book wont come in time, soo i was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to share any helpful tips and what an idea of which foods i should try stick to for the first phase until i can get my hands on a book & devise a proper eating plan Thankkks!

Dr. Lindsey Berkson: One of my specialties is breast cancer because DES daughters, Dartmouth proved this with a longitudinal trial and the scientist who was the head of that was kind of enough to give me a really beautiful comment on that book Safe Hormones, Smart Women, 85 % many women who were exposed to this powerful estrogen in the womb got breast cancer by age 45.

Erika was kind enough to let us in on the inner workings of A Little Nudge — including its customizable services, the folks who bring their expertise to the table, how she's reaching the masses with her insightful book, and the role her finance background plays in it all.

Logan Lerman would be my first pick for Cinna out of this group - he's young enough, and kind of has a face like how I imagined Cinna when I read the books.

Personally, the monsters could have been a little scarier in my books, although this is the kind of film that has enough thriller and action elements to make up for a slight lack in horror.

It's nearly impossible to start from ground zero with a book and sell enough copies to make it worth your while financially (and emotionally) if you don't have some kind of following in place already, whether you refer to it as your fans, followers, or tribe (publishers refer to it as your «platform «-RRB-.

The refresh rate is of course not like a normal tablet kind of view but just for reading books, it is fast enough you won't really mind.

Is it a kind of long - tail content mill, where they invest little enough that they can make money on a big catalog even if many of the books sell poorly?

But we were hopeful that enough of our readers would find books they wanted to read by these same authors, that over time the exposure would work for the authors as well, as a kind of voluntary business proposition.

One thing Robertson was kind enough to point out — apart from stating very eloquently that self - published authors do sell a lot of books — is that authors in the thriller and mystery genres may want to keep their options open when it comes to choosing to publish traditionally, with a small press, or by themselves.

The sexual conflict of a young girl being raped and not knowing whether it was real or fiction, and the lash out of an angered individual ending in death would be enough to send you from page 20 through the end, I loved this book it spoke to me as an individual and if you want a page turner this is your kind of book, I highly recommend it.

If you want to sell books of any kind (print.ebook, etc), you better make the price low enough that it isn't worth someone's time to get it from the torrent stream.

It was all a lot of fun and the book reviewers who were kind enough to respond and take my book on got a ncie surprise.

Make sure you hook readers in with some kind of interesting question or detail that will make them interested enough to want to buy the book.

They are very selective on what kind of book they will accept because they are counting on the book selling enough copies to pay them back for their advance and to make them money.

I'm kind of wandering off topic now, but the idea is that when everyone can publish a book without any sort of standards, the market will overflow, making it near impossible for anyone to be a success unless they are lucky enough to be attached to a viral campaign.

As Rowling was savvy enough to retain the digital rights to all of the books in the series, and since she will be making the digital editions and audio downloads available through the Pottermore website, it seems kind of odd that her print publishers would feel any claim to the sales of the ebooks is warranted.

They report that although the content is currently limited to book one in the series, «there's still more than enough to make your entire afternoon disappear like a temporus suckus spell,» explaining that the site's interactive elements, which include being sorted into houses, «represent the kind of useless but still desperately desired reward system that can turn horribly, wonderfully addictive.»

Her book is the kind of book you'd find at a little gift shop, it's aesthetically appealing and heartfelt enough for a relative or friend to buy and give to the intended reader, perhaps in a sweetly - wrapped package.

I didn't have that kind of money, nor did I want to spend that much, especially knowing that I would never earn enough money from my books to cover the cost of getting them published as these kinds of books don't really sell.

But... could any book publicist out there promote a book written by Tina Fey (and published in, perhaps, 18 or 24 months) in a big enough way to warrant this kind of book deal?

In fact, he was also kind enough to share a link to his author page on Amazon, so you can see a list of all his books!

C.A.R.E. enough to make it easy for your audience to tell what kind of book you've written from a glance at your cover.

Jean Brashear was kind enough to let us experiment on her books and we noted the pop - up was appearing after one of the page breaks in the back matter.

Children's librarians are fond of quoting Walter de la Mare, British poet and children's book author, who said, «Only the rarest kind of best is good enough for children.»

Martin has also been kind enough to provide a long list of Book Promo Sites to help with your campaign.

Thus far, organic readers have been kind enough to post above 1000 reviews on my small selection of books — one star to five star.

You still have to do enough promotion to get a title into the Top 100 of your category, otherwise it's not getting any kind of visibility boost, especially if it's a newer title and isn't in many other books» also - boughts.

This kind of award is good for niche market books that are out of the box enough (like mine) to never win the other kind of contest simply because they'd be lucky if the judges were their target reader.

«In big companies today, there's not enough time for anyone to think about many, many of the books and give them the kind of attention they need to bring to market.

I wrote the right kind of books, I built a big platform, I used keywords and SEO to help them stick, I made pretty covers that attract the right audience... and I did enough promotion to get some visibility on launch.

@Miral Sattar was kind enough to point me to a list of Indie Reviewers, on The Indie Book Review [http://www.theindieview.com/indie-reviewers/].

Richard Hébert was kind enough to give AuthorHouse a sneak preview of his latest book project, currently in the works.

Chad Gordon was kind enough to send me a copy of his new book, Wealth by Virtue.

GREENBLATT: Well, you know, one of the reasons I read books is because my mentors really came from reading people who were kind enough to share with me their wisdom over time and that's you know people like Andrew Tobias and Benjamin Graham and even Buffet in his letters and David Dreman, you know who wrote Contrarian Investment Strategy and John Train who wrote the Money Masters and all these people really were helpful in forming and getting me involved in investing and you know I wanted to share some the things that I learned too because that's how I learned.

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Elkins» writes an uncommon book of discomforting ideas that might just be crazy enough to work as a primer for a new self - conscious kind of art history.

What people should or should not do has nothing to do with your claim that «the specific activities would not do enough to warrant incurring the cost of the activity», which is simply a cost - benefit analysis of the kind Nordhaus conducts in book - length detail and which you contradict on the basis of hearsay.

He was kind enough to slide me a copy of the new book, and told me about growing up in England and experiencing the contrasts of living poor, then rich, then poor again as his family made its way to the U.S..

There is a book by Ann Marie Slaughter called Unfinished Business that I've just recently finished reading again and I think it just lays out these kinds of issues, is that so much is built around this idea that there's going to be a stay at home parent or there's always going to be a grandparent nearby who's capable of helping and able and still healthy enough to do so.

I haven't joined the Anarchists Who Nick; I think the kleptocracy we already have is quite powerful enough, thank you; and though I'm old enough to remember Abbie Hoffman and «Please Steal This Book,» the fact that he sold more than a quarter of a million copies of the damn thing kind of took the edge off that razor for me a long time ago.

Chris was kind enough to ask me to contribute to his book as one of 20 top career experts contributing to this book available on Amazon.