Sentences with phrase «little shelf of books»

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«When one considers the caliber of our authors and the fact that the Principia has occupied a prominent place on mathematical shelves for fourteen years, one wonders that the book has influenced mathematics so little» (BAMS32: 711).

It wasn't long before the curiosity of the little ones in my house was piqued by this book - largely by recognizing so many of the illustrators from books on their own shelves - Eric Carle, Tomie dePaola, Quentin Blake, Mitsumasa Anno, Maurice Sendak and so many more.

But I mixed them up a little bit with embellishment - some have a bit of doily love, some have freezer paper stencils, and others have fabric appliqued pieces (with help from a few of the books on my shelves: the squirrel is from Sew Liberated, the birds and chick from Lotta Jansdotter's Simple Sewing for Baby).

If you don't like all the fluff of your typical parenting tome, take a little snark and get down to business already with this book on your shelf.

Now that I cleared the bottom shelf of more baskets of clothes — she has a nice little place for some books and toys.

Marble Oval Coffee Table: West Elm Canvas Dauville Gold Glazed Large Porcelain Bowl: Amazon Coffee Table Books: Glamorous Rooms + Influence Arrows: Shop HDB Moroccan Rug: Rugs USA Vintage Clock Shelves: IKEA (DIY with gold spray paint) Fashion: 150 Years of Couturiers, Designers, Labels Leopard Print Velvet Pillow Covers: c / o Arianna Belle White + Silver Throw Pillows: Shop HDB Gold Clip Lamps: Land of Nod Gold Sphere: West Elm Gold Pig Bookends: CB2 Gold Decorative Hex Nut: Target Candle Cloche: HomeGoods Aztec - Print Fabric Box: HomeGoods Gold Capiz Box: West Elm Je Vouse Aime Print: c / o By Luciana Crème de la Crème Print: c / o By Luciana The Little Things Gold Foil Print: c / o Charm & Gumption Wishbone Print: c / o Lindsay Letters Love Is The Only Gold Striped Print: c / o Lindsay Letters Lips Watercolor Print: c / o THE AESTATE White Frames: Blick

It will have big cushy chairs and ottomans, little lamps sprinkled throughout, and shelves and shelves of books, from floor to ceiling.

Yes, we can return any of these that we don't sell — but having books on your shelf that - won't - sell is a very, very poor use of linear shelf space, of which there's too little to begin with.

My Little Free Library will provide an extra source of books in the village, supplementing the shelves of donated books that are sold for # 1 each by the Hawkesbury Shop and the village hair salon, Head Start Studio, in aid of the village school's PTA.

So the insanely popular vampire or fallen angel novels that are flying off the shelves today might inspire a lot of spinoff, derivative, or tangentially related books that hold little interest for editors.

According to the AV Club «The mass - market edition of Mockingbird — which currently features silhouetted cover art by Sarah Jane Coleman, but which is probably best remembered as the puce - covered little volume that populates the shelves of so many American high schools — was the cheapest version of the book on the market, retailing for a little more than half of what Harper Collins charges for its sturdier trade paperback edition.

Plus, my family and I are a little over a month away from moving to a new apartment, and I've got to decide which books to get rid of from the teetering stacks on the floor in my room as well as the books sitting on the lip of the shelves of my bookcases, but not in my bookcases.

At the Amazon Books stores, things are a little different from the model of its chain predecessors: On the shelves, covers face out instead of spines; prices are unlisted so they can fluctuate with online changes.

Of course, to create a home library, all you really need is space, books and shelving, but you can add a little flair by decorating the area.

Spend a little time each day promoting your book onto the shelves of stores, libraries, and online retailers.

Once the claw of luck grabs us, we have very little control, and we have less and less as the book gets closer to sitting on the bookstore shelves.

If anything, many of the books previously sold in physical form and now sold in digital form had little or no value as objects — and probably little or no value after a year on the shelves.

If you're a darling they put a lot copies on a lot retail shelves (a bit of bribery and arm - twisting goes on — on both sides, and this has little or nothing to do with readers liking or disliking the genre / book / author).

Yes, it's taken a ton of time, but it's cost me very little money in the digital realm, and my books sit on Amazon's virtual shelves next to (and even above!)

2 of the 3, Eisler and Brockway, had already had the big publisher, had already seen their books on the shelves of everything from Walmart to grocery stores to the big chain or little indie bookstores.

While it is not one of my rational reasons for wanting to be published, there is a little irrational core that wants to put a copy of my book on the shelf in my library.

I have a few favourite authors and like to buy their books as soon as they hit the shelves with little in the way of a discount and so the savings of a Kindle for someone like me are negligible.

If you have a book flying off the shelf, especially if it's in the middle of a promotion, feel to free to obsess a little.

The little icons on the shelf represent each book I have in a particular category — you can change the color of the book icon's spine if you want if you want to further classify your category or if you want all of a particular category to be blue, red, green, etc..

If you've got shelves of books that you don't know what to do with, it's time for a little spring cleaning - and scoring some spare cash in the process.

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When I see them at book stores... all pretty and full of blank pages and standing tall on a little shelf... I get all smile ~ y and just got ta have a new one right then and there.

You will never see my books arranged by color, turned around, shoved against the back of the shelves so decorative little objects can be placed in front of the books, etc..

Childish imaginations are encouraged to run free here, with story books kept close at hand in the little shelf above the bed and a 3D sticker of the moon stuck on to the dusky blue - painted wall.

I think you'll see his personal artwork (drawings he did himself), tickets from special concerts with his dad, framed posters, sport team memorabilia, favorite books, pictures, and all sorts of little trinkets, vacation memories and childhood mementos on his shelves and walls.