Sentences with phrase «find new books without»

They could store thousands of books in a lightweight device, read indoors or outdoors, change the size of the text and find new books without having to drive to the store.

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I talk a lot about this in my book Strong Is the New Skinny: Find something that is easy to start and will get you moving without overwhelming you.
When I first attempted to work on this, I wasn't really sure about the idea of an egg-less recipe without substituting it with chia or flax meal but while reading the book, The New Enlightened Eating by Caroline Dupont, I found her egg-less Banana Bread recipe.
And it's hard to find a mention of co-founder Chad Robertson without the words bread guru attached, or a visit to a bakery that doesn't have one of the three Tartine books on a shelf somewhere — now joined by his wife and partner Elisabeth Prueitt's new one, Tartine All Day.
You will find it hard to put down this book without discovering something new about yourself.
Ms. Pirtle has co-authored a book with Sally Fallon and Dr. John D. Turner called Performance without Pain, which was published in 2006 by New Trends that focuses on the modern dietary influences in common inflammatory and degenerative conditions in musicians, athletes, dancers and the general public, and the solutions found in a diet of nutrient - dense foods.
Several thousand Hachette authors have watched their readership decline, or, in the case of new authors, have seen their books sink out of sight without finding an adequate readership.
Coupled with the influx of content as new books are published daily, quality material can still languish without a reader to find it.
I happen to find the Special Offers useful for discovering new books, but if you're not a fan, you can either pay $ 20 to remove them, or you can buy a version without the ads up front.
Last week, GoodeReader profiled the book discovery website Libboo, a location that allows both readers and authors to find new and intriguing titles without wading through the millions of ebooks available from retailers» platforms.
If you are new to indie publishing, and have yet to find many readers, I have been advocating through my «WITHOUT SPENDING A DIME» series of self - publishing books to be very, very frugal.
As a brand - new blogger who just happened to like a book and chat about it, and just give the author a heads - up, suddenly I find my blog offered a spot on a blog - tour — without me having Clue No.
By giving independent authors an arena in which they can sell their books without the competition of mainstream publishers, KU has empowered them to find audiences in new ways.
As economies grow tighter for book buyers and as professional librarians become endangered species it is so helpful to be able to read and review new titles without making expensive mistakes and doubly pleasing when I find a gem and am able to recommend it for purchase!
They should be able to link a new edition with the old to retain reviews, but finding a traditional publisher to take on a previously - published book should be very difficult without stellar sales.
The platform, originally founded as Vook in 2009 and relaunched in 2015 under a new name, provided digital book publishing tools to authors for free and distributed the e-books to retailers, including Amazon, Apple and Google Play, without taking a commission.
However, we find that a new segment of successful electronic titles that are not best - selling in print format emerge; these books would probably have been unpopular without the new Kindle store and therefore this new distribution channel has expanded the market.
The Court of Appeal ordered a new trial finding it was inappropriate to give the jury access to a defence document book without careful limitations as to the use of the various documents contained therein and also for having access to a discovery transcript.
However, in research for my new book, I found firms using innovative models that offer clients significant price certainty without creating intolerable labour requirement risk.
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