Sentences with phrase «lend the book too»

Clicking on the Lend button shows you the email address of the person you will lend the book too.

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Even just lending something small can work beautifully: «I read this book recently about leadership; I thought you might enjoy reading it, too.»

The book was far too precious for her to lend to me but she informed me that I could go to a used book store to get a copy.

I too am a hashimotos survivor & felt much better when I did green smoothies from your book the Green smoothie girl which I lent out & never got back but the main cocept was still there & I stayed healthier using your concepts, no cols & flu.

And the shape really lends itself to transitional dressing, not having to wear a heavy boot means you are not just lighter on your feet, but more keen to embrace other lighter options too — like reading a book on a tablet instead of paperback, or a breezy knee - length skirt to float into spring...

Bad news: Families told us the nearby public libraries were refusing to lend them books because they were borrowing too many.

Most libraries participating in digital lending of books via Overdrive normally have audiobooks and other content, too.

Since lending sites have all of the latest releases you will never have to really wait too long to get a copy of the book.

But if terms imposed on libraries were too lax — for instance by allowing a low cost or a large number of times that libraries could lend a book — then commercial booksellers would be undermined, an undesirable consequence regardless of whether or not publishers and authors are fairly compensated.

All the other services offered by B&N are offered in this device too: the lovely book lending and sharing apps, for instance, and of course the standard features like highlighting, adding notes and looking up meanings on Webster's.

It really opens up a whole new world and though the original investment is $ 79.00, once you own a Kindle, downloading newspapers alone is much cheaper than buying the paper variety and you can borrow Kindle books from your local library, Amazon's lending llibrary and there are tons of really good free Kindle books to be had too, so it really isn't expensive in the long run.

My husband enjoyed watching Instant Videos with both trial memberships, and borrowing a free book with the lending library was a cool feature too, but neither of these sold me on paying for a full membership either.

Amazon - specific field that allows readers to lend books to friends and family in specific territories, which I think is a good thing, so I always select this too.

I've found that in the lending library, I've had to wade through too much garbage to actually find books I'd even want to read.