Sentences with phrase «n't shelve books»

I went digital after driving from bookstore to bookstore (including B&N) as they don't shelve books on lay down dates for all books.

They don't shelve books with nasty names and personal attacks.

When I wasn't shelving books, I began learning the law.

Not exact matches

I didn't understand anything that was coming until I read that book, especially the whole premise of unlimited shelf space.»

It won't replace a real book, but the reader in your life will thank you when they realize the convenience of having a whole shelf's worth of titles in their bag.

Thirteen months later, my book, 13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do, hit the shelves.

After selling about $ 100,000 worth of plastic comb - bound books to interior designers via direct mail, Kimberly Causey wanted to get a real book onto the shelves of bookstores but couldn't afford to professionally print them.

«It may not be the newest shiny object on the shelf, but it certainly remains one of the best books for teams I have ever read.

If you want to succeed and lack motivations, this is definitely a book to pick up from a shelf... A girl boss doesn't always need to boss around.

You won't find «50 Shades of Grey» or gossip magazines on their book shelves.

If you are looking for the «real deal», not empty promises, this book should be on your shelf!

Once the book is written and on the shelves, you really do not have to do anything to earn those checks!

Not that I need more books (the whole bottom shelf of my tall bookshelf is all books I haven't read) but this is one i definitely want to read.

Intentional or not, I enjoy the contrast between the tidy order of the books on the bottom shelf with tilted books and tipped shelves (revealing a Z pattern) above.

The book isn't even on the shelves yet, and people are being just plain nasty toward him.

Evolving in Monkey Town didn't exactly sell off the shelves --(it's always a fun surprise when someone brings it to a book signing!)

It is not something that one has once and for all — like a book on a shelf, a pearl in a drawer, a diploma on a wall or a license in a wallet.

And isn't it somehow deceptive to think of the Bible as just one more book upon the shelf?

When being a woman who preaches the Gospel or teaches with authority or writes a book that actually isn't expressly meant to be shelved in the «Women» section of the bookstore isn't so worthy of note.

My books are on orderly shelves though, not piled up in a forest.

And this chokehold not only affects the inventory you find on Christian bookstore shelves, but which books are contracted by publishers, what content gets edited in the writing and editing process, and the degree of freedom authors feel they have to speak on their own blogs and platforms.

I started working on Evolving in Monkey Town nearly four years ago, signed a contract with Zondervan back in September of 2008, and won't see the book on shelves until June of 2010!

The first book didn't appear on the shelves till 2012.

Can't wait to have book number two on the shelf.

My ex-roommate's girlfriend has my copy of Heidi's first book, and so I have been living without her amazing images and recipes on my cookbook shelf for months now (scheming for its return, but not particularly hopeful).

I don't even buy cookbooks anymore - all the recipes are on line, or I check the books out from the library and copy down the few recipes that i like - but I took the gamble that yours would truly be worth owning and having on the shelf.

This isn't her first book either, I'm sure most of you have seen her other gorgeous cookbook Everyday Detox floating around on the shelves of your local bookstore.

And i think of course dammit why did nt i look in your book on my shelf.

This book definitely won't be sitting on your shelves gathering dust!

If you're the type of person that isn't fooled by the growing volume of processed gluten - free goodies on grocery store shelves, you will love the forthcoming book Eat Like a Dinosaur from the Paleo Parents.

I don't know what's taking me so long to open up that gorgeous book... you've inspired me to pull it from the shelf with this wonderful untraditional kimchi.

And it's hard to find a mention of co-founder Chad Robertson without the words bread guru attached, or a visit to a bakery that doesn't have one of the three Tartine books on a shelf somewhere — now joined by his wife and partner Elisabeth Prueitt's new one, Tartine All Day.

Bold Book Shelving Branches Naturally Along Interior Walls Want to bring a bit of nature inside, but not have to worry about watering the plants or picking up after the leaves?

I have a table that I sew at and shelves for books, magazines, baskets of thread, jars of buttons and beads — as well as other craft items I don't really need but like to have around «just in case».

sooo true, my husband and I bought a beautiful book shelf for our dvd's (since we have a huge collection and didn't like double stacking) it has since then turned into a childrens toy unit and the dvd's now take up the highest 3 shevels (and are now double stacked in front of another)

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.

They don't want to compromise their cool coffee table and lovely looking book collection on the shelves, but it is ironic that they are willing to compromise the safety of their children.

Placing a toddler - friendly step stool near book shelves or by other areas that he can't reach (and where you don't mind him grabbing things off the shelf).

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.

I wasn't one of those women who read every single parenting book on the shelf when I was pregnant — in fact I don't think I read any parenting books...

I don't think I'm over the top about our book «system» now (sadly, half of our adult books sit in the musty basement, having their shelves taken over by picture and board books)- but there is just enough order to them so that, hopefully, we'll know where to find something when we look for it.

Up on a shelf in my office, gently tucked away between my favorite candle and a picture frame that doesn't even have a picture in it, are nestled four baby books.

Fear not, Carol Tuttle has a great book (The Child Whisperer) that recently hit the parenting shelves sure to give you some great tips to understand -LSB-...]

I have countless books on my shelf about parenting that are manifestos against parents, suggesting that if we just parent from the inside out we'll be perfect parents and that any one who doesn't parent that way isn't trying.

When she outgrew the nest, at around 3 months, we bought an arms - reach cosleeper, but like another poster said it was really just a shelf for blankets, books, ipod, etc..

Books, potted plants and vases on shelves and windowsills are all common things found in homes that can fall and injure a baby, and they're so commonplace that many parents don't even think about them.

(Yeah, this book won't make my lending library shelf.)

Don't Praise; Encourage When kids have contributed to the family by setting the table, taking out the garbage, sorting laundry, walking the dog, or even putting a book back on the shelf after they've finished, express your gratitude with words of encouragement instead of praise.

Your librarians don't just shelves the books, they select them, meaning they have gone through catalogs and catalogs of available books to find the ones they think are the best.

Ever since society finally admitted that most babies don't drift off to dreamland without a whimper, the «bedtime industrial complex» has steadily expanded to include swaddling blankets, white noise machines, sleep labs and shelves of books with titles like «The Happiest Baby on the Block,» «The Baby Whisperer» and «Solve Your Child's Sleep Problems.»