Sentences with phrase «lots more books coming»

Debbie: Yes, because there will be lots more books coming along to take its place, and lots more that are more current, that are being more talked about, that will be the subject of the next film that's big in the cinema.

Not exact matches

Therefore, when a lot of money comes in on one side (80 % or more), the books offers a better price on the other side to entice more money to come in.

A lot of money coming off of the books next year, so I am more confident we will get both deals done.

I'll talk much more about Finkel's book when the book comes out, but one thing stuck me halfway through it — a discussion on research about those who seek happiness, defined as having a life that's easy and pleasurable, and people who seek meaning, defined as those who think a lot about the future or who have strong tendencies to be a «giver.»

We had always enjoyed other activities together, but now that he was older, we had even more to choose from... we continued to read lots of books, sing lots of songs, and now we came up with other fun games to play that he was too little to understand before.

I would add that it really helps to read «The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding» and / or attend La Leche League meetings before the baby comes, I read the book when I was pregnant the second time and really wished I had known more with my first - it was a lot of trial and error the first time around - but you will never look back on your decision to breastfeed and wonder was it the best choice for your baby.

(I also think there's a lot to Dr. Lawrence Cohen's theory — in the stellar book Playful Parenting — that much misbehavior comes from feeling disconnected and not knowing how to verbalize that, so disconnecting your child even more by separating them is actually making the problem worse in the long run.)

It should also be noted that Texas is pretty much the decider when it comes to national text - book - based curriculum so there's likely a lot more to this one particular story.

Sure you can get these «metabolic typology» books and «blood type diet» books, but in the end it boils down to what suits YOU best, the more I see patients the more I have come to realise that there is book or guru who can tell you with perfect accuracy what protein is best for you, it is only by trial and error and lots of experimentation that you will come to determine your own exact needs.

In this last book in The Psoriasis Program series, entitled «Psoriasis — Special Foods, Supplements and Herbs», I'll explain a lot more detail not only about the most beneficial special foods, but also I'll outline the best of the best dietary supplements you can take, and show you exactly what I recommend to patients who come to see me in my clinic and who pay consultancy fees.

His coming - of - age drama «The Scouting Book For Boys» is something of a Playlist favorite; wrenching and dark and beautifully made, it sadly never got a U.S. release, despite being one of the better recent British films, but it's led to a lot more movie work.

This reading scheme comes with lots of simple English guided reading worksheets to help you get more out of each book.

You also might be interested in «the numbers» when it comes to book agents and diversity, since there are a lot more literary agents seeking diversity than most authors realize:

A lot of the anger directed at Amazon in this instance comes from the notion that somehow books are more sacred than other objects that are for sale.

With agreements already in place with publishers and even Smashwords, and with the iOS8 update coming this fall that is supposed to make book purchasing even more streamlined, incorporating a search feature for right - fit books makes a lot of sense.

Sometimes it's a heck of a lot more «professional» than books that come out of traditional presses.

This will certainly happen a third time when the second book comes out, and there's no doubt that Lehane has a lot more to mine, both in the library and in mysteries to come.

(Yes, I believe someone can be a fan without paying for my work; I've enjoyed many a book from the library, and, especially when I was younger and more cash - strapped, it sometimes took a lot of good books in a series to turn an author from library - only status to buy - as - soon - as - the - book - comes - out status.)

Whether you are one of the more than 10,000 accredited journalists, including 2,400 bloggers, who will come to the Book Fair in October, or if you just want to inform yourself in advance online about the many activities of the Frankfurt Book Fair, we have a lot to offer you.

A full month is usually a good length — you may not see much activity at first, but as the month draws to a close, you'll start getting a lot more «shelf adds» because your book comes up toward the top of the «ending soon» display on the site.

As far as three offers being received for a book... I think there is a lot more to it than just coming on different letterhead.

When it comes to marketing your book, know that you'll have to put in lots of time, energy, and resources — probably equal to, if not more than, what your publisher puts in.

What impressed me more, is that jetbook unlike plastic logic comes with lots of educational modeules like Oxford dictionary, reference books, analog of our SAT test, speed reading cource, periodic table, graphing calculator, it has voice output and some other programs.

I think there must be a LOT to come that will make book one more important after the fact.

About half of the books have already come out by now, but there's a lot more to look forward to.

I buy more ebooks and since I read a lot of series books, I just wait about a year until the latest book comes out.

Yes, it took 10 novels and a lot of hard work to get there, and I know that in the coming years, I should be able to double or triple my income as more folks realize Indie published books aren't crap.

All in all, it would seem that eBook reader manufacturers are doing their best in order to come up with new products that resemble as much as possible the classical books, proving, once more, that, in order to convince a lot more people to adopt this portable eBook reader trend, they'll have to make them as similar to real books as possible.

Obviously there can be a lot more contributing to the drop in sales — a weaker economy means less consumers taking farther - reaching vacations, for example — but if the trend that came about with the enhanced ebooks is solid, could this mean that people who buy books about business or technology embrace e-reading while readers who purchase travel guides or cookbooks are less apt to choose digital over print?

While I agree with Brad on some points (i.e., that there will be print books for many years to come) I find eBook reading a lot more convenient -LSB-...]

While I agree with Brad on some points (i.e., that there will be print books for many years to come) I find eBook reading a lot more convenient than reading print books and I seldom buy print titles anymore.

I like it too and plan to do more of these, since I have a lot of client books coming out, and each one is an interesting story.

If one thing stands out p, it's what I've always told my associates: success with your book takes a lot more than «Write it and they will come!»

But I've written a lot since coming up with that (which was about 25 books ago, lol) and so my «Where Your Heart Finds Home» tagline is based far more on the common theme you'll find in my writing and the emotional resonance of that statement, know what I mean?

Frankly, I see a lot more «good» writing and editing coming out of indie and small press books right now than I do the stuff coming from legacy publishers.

The biggest news to come from that press release was the fact Amazon's Kindle and Kindle books were the biggest sellers, wherein Kindle books sold more on Christmas day than their physical counterparts - which honestly makes a whole lot more sense then people are giving credit for.

«Not too far in the future, the author comes to the Pubslush site,» Ioannou says, «gets a checklist of the steps that the book needs; gets to choose an editor who has lots of experience with that kind of book or a young editor just starting out who will do the work more cheaply; sees samples of the work of a lot of cover designers and picks one; sees an array of publishers who might be interested in publishing the book — or gets various options to self - publish; and gets help to pay for it all» with crowdfunding «or can just pay for it all on the spot if that option appeals more.»

Since you mention you need some other stuff, make sure to check out my book «Zen of eBook Formatting» also, because it contains a lot of more advanced techniques, as well as additional tips, tricks, and ideas that might come in handy on your formatting journey.

Hate to come across as too mercenary but we actually wrote a book that goes into a lot more detail on the subject of approaching book bloggers.

I do not have a lot of data on Indie sales, as my debut will not come out until this August, however, I have already been able to peak interest enough myself that I am willing to bet that I will sell more in my first 2 months as an Indie than my traditional book did in its 3 year life span thus far.

Likewise, there are books that are cheap, but the bestselling books go for more when they first come out because there are lots of people willing to pay for that service.

Anna Quindlen's memoir Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake has received rave reviews from BookBrowse readers, but it is just one of her many beloved books; check out the list below for more information on her novels: Every Last One (2010): Mary Beth Latham is first and foremost a mother, whose three teenaged children come first, before her career as a landscape gardener, or even her life as the wife of a doctor.

But it's also twenty bucks more a month than Amazon Prime, and Prime comes with free shipping, their free lending library (a book a month) and lots more perks... Might Amazon be competing with... Amazon?

He comes from a more traditional, «hard sales» background — something a lot of indie authors need to learn about so they can be comfortable promoting their books (without making beginner mistakes).

However, according to the documentation that comes with the Literati, there's supposed to be a lot of color content coming to the Kobo store soon in the form of newspapers and magazines, as well as more children's books, cookbooks, and stuff along that line that has color illustrations.

The growth of e-books as a business is going to see a lot more firms come into this arena, and the sheer volume of self - published books will draw a lot of them to working with indie authors.

I've been asked a number of times to write a few more posts explaining my thinking when I'm booking my flights (I've already written a general post on how I plan and book my flights) so, when a scenario came about that led me to pay a lot more for a flight than I...

Includes details of the US Travel Ban that come in to effect this week, news of a United Airlines devaluation coming later this year, details of British Airways flight cancellations, a breakdown showing how I booked a great Tokyo trip, news of Singapore Airlines eliminating First Class from a European route and lots more — it's been a busy week!

I review quite a lot of books on here, more than time will permit me to read and I've had to turn down book reviews recently due to my ongoing travels (currently in Brazil for the World Cup), but sometimes when a new book comes out, I get excited.

We'll announce more details in the coming months (and I'm sure you'll see lots of impressions of the game after E3), but until then, I'd urge you all to play through both the original Corpse Party and Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, because remember, this is a direct sequel to the events contained therein.