Sentences with phrase «into happy readers»

Amy Buswell and Bruce Lansky's Giggle Poetry Reading Lessons turns struggling readers into happy readers.

Not exact matches

Allison, in the middle of bringing new life into the world, no less, was happy to offer two readers a chance to win two bottles each — one adult - sized and one kid - sized.

We're couple of days into a new month, so happy September to all of my readers!

I received an email from a reader who didn't want to put anyone out, but I think it's safe to say most of us would be happy to welcome a friend into our home at Christmas — isn't that what this season is all about?

To be honest, we're a bit incredulous anyone would actually take this thing into the dirt, but were happy to review any videos you readers send us proving it's possible!

But again the readers that love Recovering Apollo 8 or the gritty Diving into the Wreck series would not be very happy.

The best novels conduct a tour into exotic new territory and make the reader happy to be along for the ride, and Goon Squad is a trip I'm glad I didn't miss.

Somehow, psychological research turns into a fast - paced, enchanting story, and readers will be encouraged to ask: Am I happy?

Finally, I'm happy to see that Amazon readers are turning into email subscribers.

I think most readers are happy to pony up a - fair - amount of pocket cash (whatever that means to the individual reader) to go directly into the author's pocket in exchange for a good read, and another, and another.

In Japan, our readers are really into light novels, so we are very happy to make the same titles that are popular with fans in Japan more accessible to English speaking readers.

Today the novella has a strong market through self - publishing, which makes it easier than ever for indie authors to put their novellas into the hands of happy readers.

Yes, it's a lot of work, but a lot more work goes into the writing of each book, so putting the effort into finding readers is work I'm happy to do.

For a well - established author, if the readers are happy and satisfied, if they feel they have gotten their money's worth, even at 7.99, then there's nothing morally wrong with pricing it there for something you have poured your soul into for such a long time.

She loves to get lost in a world of research and adventure and she is happiest alone, plugged into the sound of rain and thunderstorms, writing words that create books that readers can escape into.

My definition of success is when I am happy with what I have written, or when the reader invites my work into their private lives.

And don't really fall into either category of «happy ebook reader owners» mentioned in the Gizmodo article.

Wit & Delight is a blog dedicated to helping readers turn their home into their own personal happy space through the power of design.

I'm so happy to be getting a glimpse into the lives of so many wonderful readers across the country and world!