Sentences with phrase «of luck with the book»

Love your blog and best of luck with the book coming out!!

Best of luck with the book and the various events!

Best of luck with the book guys!

Best of luck with the book - it's beautiful, and the recipes are clearly written with a lot of care and attention to detail.

Best of luck with the book!

Best of luck with your book!

Best of luck with the book.

This is the url I got: http://www.smashwords.com/books/view/141948 Best of luck with your book!

Thanks, D.G.. You'd think it would all be common sense, but then again, maybe good sense and courtesy aren't as common as we like to believe Best of luck with your book!

Best of luck with your book sales this year!

We wish you the best of luck with your book (s) and hope you'll come back with your next title.

Best of luck with your book launch!

Best of luck with your book!

Best of luck with the book, Hugh.

Also congratulations and best of luck with your book series.

Not exact matches

I picture my mother years and years ago — younger than I am now by ten years at least — sitting in the corner of the couch, her first real bible in her lap, underlining practically the entire book of John with tears in her eyes, like she can't believe her luck.

Thanks amd good luck with the US release of your book

Beautiful pictures - I only wish there were some of a finished arrangement... good luck with the book signings!

Best of luck with your cook book, I'm sure it will be amazing!

You are a true talent & inspiration and I wish you the best of luck with your upcoming book — I shall be looking forward to the new recipes.

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Manson got his start blogging about dating for men; started coaching men on having luck with the ladies at a time when the world traveler was partying and sleeping around; came out with a self - published book, Models: Attract Women Through Honesty, written when he was on the fringes of the PUA movement; and along the way gathered millions of avid readers and more than his share of detractors.

Dr. Markham, thank you so much for including «Little Hearts / Gentle Parenting Resources» in your virtual book tour, and good luck with the launch of «Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids: How To Stop Yelling and Start Connecting»!

Offerman added, «If you had told me when I first read Good Omens in the early»90s that I would one day visit South Africa to giggle with Neil Gaiman at laptop - screened footage of Dr.. Who and David Frost dancing because I was essaying a role in the adaptation of said book, I would likely have offered to purchase some of whatever you must be smoking.But here I am, still giggling at the luck of it.»

Outside of Superman Lives, Cage hasn't had much luck with comic book films in general.

This departure from the regular superhero comic book (okay, graphic novel, if you will) adaptation takes a dark and gritty turn (think «Deadpool» without the laughs or language) almost immediately with Jackman («Eddie the Eagle») playing a bitter, down - on - his - luck limousine driver in the year 2029 who spends his time drinking, brooding, beating up Mexican car thieves and caring for the aging and seemingly addled Dr. Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart, «X-Men: Days of Future Past») in a vacated south of the border industrial plant.

The best of luck, m «dear, with your book.

I wish all authors good luck with their books and I thank all those authors who I've had the privilege of «meeting» over the years!

Whatever your book project, whatever genre you're working in, I wish you the best of luck with it.

after reading the book I took a look at a series that I was getting ready to write and realized with a quick couple of twists and a little bit of readjusting on my thinking I could write to market with the new series and I'm excited to get started so thank you Chris and good luck

Of course, you have to take pot luck with a Little Free Library — you're unlikely to find a particular book that you're looking for, but it's a great no - risk way of being more adventurous with your reading, trying out a genre or author that you wouldn't normally pick uOf course, you have to take pot luck with a Little Free Library — you're unlikely to find a particular book that you're looking for, but it's a great no - risk way of being more adventurous with your reading, trying out a genre or author that you wouldn't normally pick uof being more adventurous with your reading, trying out a genre or author that you wouldn't normally pick up.

Good luck with increasing your review conversion rate — mine is certainly well above average, and I put a lot of that down to the inclusions in the end of my books.

Best of luck with your next book, Brett

With any luck, you'll end up with so many testimonials that you'll need to add a page or two to the beginning of your book to accommodate tWith any luck, you'll end up with so many testimonials that you'll need to add a page or two to the beginning of your book to accommodate twith so many testimonials that you'll need to add a page or two to the beginning of your book to accommodate them!

Best of luck to you with both of your books!

Best of luck with your new book and Happy Weekend!

The most recent book in the US is Sharpe's Trafalgar which is a bit of a cheat, for a soldier really does not have any business being at Trafalgar which was, of course, the great triumph of Horatio Nelson and the Royal Navy, but Sharpe has spent four or five years in India, has to go home, and both the timing and the geography were such that he might well (with a bit of bad luck) have been off Cape Trafalgar on October 21st, 1805.

You turn this feature on and off at the book level, so your Twilight fanfic scribbled in the virtual margins of New Moon will remain private, with luck for all time.

Good luck with the cleaning cats... Like you, I have a houseful of books, a library I haven't got time to go into, and used bookstores are always a passion.

Cheers again, and best of luck with your new book.

The Kobo Vox is shipped with a few applications to read books, magazines and newspapers but comic book lovers are out of luck.

Lila had a stroke of luck that Carl fell in love with her and came looking for her at a time that enabled him and Ransome to «rescue»... - melindaw Did anything about the book's plot surprise you?

«Kelly Harms» The Good Luck Girls of Shipwreck Lane is a delightful book bursting with good humor, fast action, and delicious food.

I wish you tons of luck with your indie published book.

I've definitely had good luck with this, and often what ends up happening is your books get pulled into an also - bought niche where they are being recommended to readers who get a lot of Kindle Unlimited books.

Once these external forces intervene to boost a book's sales figures a feedback cycle can be started in which WoM reinforces the effect of these external influencers and in turn, with luck, attracts more recommendations by people with clout or by the algorithms but I don't believe that in most genres WoM alone can do the job.

I had great luck with BookBub, but my book ran at 99c instead of free.

I think you've written yourself a bestselling book (It's Good to Be the Gronk), and I wish you all the luck in the world with reaching sports fans in Boston and all of New England — and, surely, far beyond.

I've learned something with each of the manuscripts I've written, and all of that goes into making the next book better, and that means that I am more likely to be nearer to the top of the pile when the claw of luck swoops down again to grab someone.

Signed books are perceived to be of more value than unsigned books, and with any luck, so will yours be someday.