Sentences with phrase «page turning book»

Simplifying the final moments with a page turning book and soft, organic sheets sets the tone for the night's zzzzs.

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Whether you turn pages, tap a tablet, or listen to audio, a good book can be a perfect relaxation aid, tutor, or source of inspiration.

«After I finish a book, I'll often look to see how many page corners are turned down as one gauge of how much I liked it,» she told the New York Times.

In «The Perils of Art,» the speaker turns the pages of a coffee - table book of paintings with his nine - year - old niece, who seems to prefer only «smiling de La Tour» to various crucifixions and Goya-esque butcheries.

BibleWorks is an all in one, exegetical research program that does almost everything you are taught to do in class, but at the touch of a button rather than with all the book pulling and page turning.

... If a record could be compiled of all that has happened between the white and the coloured races, it would make a book containing numbers of pages which the reader would have to turn over unread because their contents would be too horrible [On the Edge of the Primeval Forest, p. 115].

Of his trip to Canada, he writes, «It's like turning the page of a book.

This guide started out as eight pages of instructions for my own publishing endeavors, but over the course of preparing a detailed guide to help you get your book published, those eight pages turned into 184 pages of screenshots and step - by - step instructions.

Yes, my little 8 - page guide turned into 184 pages of detailed instructions, screen shots, publishing tips, and suggestions for helping you get published, get your book into print, and ultimately, get it into people's hands.

Each time we completed a chapter and I turned the page to start a new one he would shift in my lap and look away from the book.

He's reading Curious George, turning pages, a stack of worn and creased «Daddy - don't - forget - to - read - this - one - too» books piled beside them.

They can not defend their violent book, they can only turn to pages that contradict the violent parts and claim that God doesn't change except when he does because it's not a contradiction when he does it, kind of like when Nixon said «When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal.»

This one was competing with a newborn for my attention, so I'd planned to simply scan it for endorsement, but a few pages in I turned to Dan and said, «this is not a book to be skimmed; this is a book to be savored.»

I always turned the final page of his books knowing I could live differently, but never feeling burdened by lists or guilt.

So, in one of Richard Jeffries» books, a young boy looks long at the picture of Christ's crucifixion until, perturbed by its cruelty, he turns the page to escape the sight of it, saying, «If God had been there, he would not have let them do it.»

I no longer have to find the right book on the shelf, find the right page, use the index, turn to the chapter, or anything like that.

If you've already got my Low Sugar, So Simple book, just turn to page 167 and you'll find the recipe there.

Dining In Highly Cookable Recipes By Alison Roman (Clarkson Potter; $ 30) Recently, I followed a suggestion from Twitter: «Pick up the nearest book to you, turn to page 45.

Here's a link to my bread book on amazon, and here's the cookbooks page on the blog, which explains what each book is about and links to them in turn.

Pick up the right half of the top phyllo sheet, as if turning the page of a book.

I'm not sure if you've had this comment before, but I bought a copy both for myself, and as a present for my sister, and in both cases, when you turn the pages they come apart so far that you can see the glue and everything else that is (barely) holding the book together, especially at the beginning and ending of the book.

He would grab a book himself, turn the pages (usually several at a time) and automatically reach for textured elements or to lift the flaps to see what was hidden beneath!

A choice between two outfits, snacks, or afternoon activities allows your child to think for herself, and having her wield a spoon at mealtime or turn the pages of her board book shows her she's learning to help herself.

Or have the puppet read the book and turn the pages.

Read to your baby from large, colorful picture books, and encourage him or her to turn the pages.

Your baby will respond while you read, grabbing for the book and making sounds, and by 12 months will turn pages (with some help from you), pat or start to point to objects on a page, and repeat your sounds.

Board books make page turning easier for infants and vinyl or cloth books can go everywhere — even the tub.

But whenever we read a touch - and - feel book my daughter gets so distracted by the textured elements that she forgets about turning the pages and reading the book.

They very quickly got the hang of how to press the corresponding button to the book, and can easily follow the story (you pat Violet's head so she knows you've turned the page) without much input from me.

Most typically developing babies won't be able to turn pages of a board book until 9 - 12 months of age and won't turn single pages 12 - 18 months.

According to The National Center for Infants, Toddlers and Families, important early literacy behaviors for babies include those «related to a child's physical manipulation or handling of books, such as page turning and chewing.»

As baby becomes comfortable sitting with you to read and look through books, help him develop fine motor skills by encouraging him to assist you in turning pages and opening flaps.

Months before she'll be able to turn pages of a book on her own, your little one will be able to shuffle through a basket of greeting cards and enjoy grabbing, shaking, turning over to look at the pictures, crumpling, ripping and more.

She's able to not only stand, but also jump in it, and move all of the different attached toys, building skills like being able to pull toys in and out of a container, stack things, turn items, and flip the pages of the little «book.»

My daughter is only 4 but she loves to see her name in the book and helps me spell it as we turn the page.

Toddlers love books and will help turn the pages and can point to pictures accurately.

Looking at books is always a great way to spend playtime with your baby, and she will be better able to point at pictures in the book and to try to turn the pages.

Good books for infants and toddlers are those that will endure many hours of mouthing and page turning.

Older babies are always on the move, and they love to grab books and turn the pages.

I no longer work outside of the home, and I spend huge chunks of my day helping my kid turn the pages of his board books, breastfeeding on demand, cuddling, and singing songs.

We will take copies of pages from your favorite books and use paint and markers to turn each page into a unique work of art and poem.

Although it took her a while to get used to the book, eventually my baby liked turning the bottom pages to find pictures of new fruits.

Hand her the board book and give her time to handle and explore the book, look at pictures and turn pages.

Paste one item onto each page (your child can help with this), then as you turn the pages of the book together, it is a time for discussing words and concepts like rough, bumpy, smooth, colours, polka dots, plaid, soft, squishy, worn.

Let your child turn the pages in books.

At this age, you can expect your child to walk backward, walk up steps with his hand held, kick a ball, say 10 to 25 words, name three body parts, turn pages of a book and stack two blocks together.

Encourage your toddler to turn the pages, repeat rhymes and phrases, and make animal noises for the animals in the book.

Over the next few months, you can expect him to walk backward, walk up steps with her hand held, run, kick a ball, say 10 to 25 words, name 3 body parts, turn pages of a book, remove pieces of clothing and stack two blocks together.

It's often a good idea to warn your children a minute or two before lights out: «We have a few more pages in this book, and then Mommy is going to turn out the light.»

Even though the person who gave me a copy of Babywise said very, very clearly, «take from this whatever works for you and don't worry about the rest,» I just could not shake the fear of what my family would turn into if i strayed from the pages of this book.