Sentences with phrase «heavy kinds of books»
I can not believe the heavy kinds of books you read.
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While a YA book, it tackles classism, sexism and all kinds of heavy issues.
But as Steve Waksman has demonstrated powerfully in his book This Ain't The Summer of Love, metal is interconnected with all kinds of heavy music — including hard rock, punk, stadium rock, alternative, and grunge.
Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight Trilogy proved that comic book adaptations could be just as dramatic and heavy as non-genre films, Marvel Studios jumpstarted a massive interconnected series of superhero movies that were significantly more colorful and humorous, and audiences have been turning out to both kinds of superhero films in droves.
In short, because they gained access to a classic, our formerly reluctant readers did the kind of heavy intellectual work with books they'd often only watched classmates do.
I'm looking at a soft release for my next book, but gunning for reviews before doing any kind of heavy push in terms of marketing.
The notion there was that certain kinds of books — very image - heavy books where the design is page - like design — certain kinds of children's books — that fixed layout was a good solution for that.
This is the kind of book I enjoy as respite after a particularly heavy duty book group read.
I do recognize the potential problems for image - heavy books, for example, and the fact that I don't plan on publishing those kinds of books doesn't mean I don't understand the issue.
She isn't the typical kind of main character so this book series won't be for everyone but if you like heavy plot lines, complex worlds, politics and slow building tension - then give this one a try.
In the books he's choosing and just kind of crazy heavy books.
But as Steve Waksman has demonstrated powerfully in his book This Ain't The Summer of Love, metal is interconnected with all kinds of heavy music — including hard rock, punk, stadium rock, alternative, and grunge.
Skip the first chapter if you want to get past some of Gottman's self aggrandizement... he's kind of full of himself, granted for good reasons but it's a bit heavy handed in this book.