Sentences with phrase «read pile for»

I've had this signed copy buried in my to - read pile for an embarrassingly long time, for which I feel even more ashamed now because it's a really good

I've had this signed copy buried in my to - read pile for an embarrassingly long time, for which I feel even more ashamed now because it's a really good collection of Alexa's work.

This has been in my to - read pile for far too long, and I figured an anthology was a good way to wrap up the year.

Not exact matches

A: We read piles of business plans and network constantly looking for attractive investments.

Or why has it been in your to — read — pile for years like me?

The expenses can pile up fast, so read here to learn how you can budget for your wedding accordingly.

Unfortunately for you, the majority of Atheists merely actually READ the bible and realized what a pile of poo it truly is.

At the time, I was coming home from work to an always empty house, laying on the floor for an hour to re-calibrate from my day, working myself into a 30 minute or so run, and then reading a couple food blogs over dinner (usually a sweet potato, roasted during that run, with black beans, salsa, and a pile of greens), working another couple hours just to survive the next school day, and falling into bed into a deep and dreamless sleep before my alarm clock wrenched me out and up and into another day that was much the same.

This has nothing whatsoever to do with this particular post, but I have to say this (long - winded though it is)... I currently have about 16 hours of documentaries recorded and waiting for me, 2 - 3 loads of laundry to wash, a pile of un-read books, baking of my own to do AND a beef & Guinness stew that needs making for my boyfriend's birthday dinner, and I just spent 3 hours straight reading your blog.

It stayed at the top of my pile of bedside reading for a long time.

Whether they be presented lined orderly on a clean white platter for a cocktail party or piled high on a tiered cake stand for a baby shower, smaller foods... Read Post

The fun part of any tostada party is that you can just lay out all the fixins and everyone can make their own, piling their tortillas with whatever combination floats their boat (read: great for feeding kids).

My AFP report on the third weekend of the Ligue 1 season, which ended with Marseille on top of the pile after yet more early - season woe for Montpellier and Paris Saint - Germain, can be read here.

After a trip to the art store for a new pile of blank books (we like to make our own, but we're also big fans of Bare Books for this sort of project), the reading, the studying, the painting, the cutting and writing commenced.

If you're reading Esphyr Slobodkina's classic Caps for Sale, pile old hats on your head.

Set all of the keys in a pile and for the kids to read the word and find the right key to open the lock.

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Hi, I've read your article when I was searching the net for something more about full body workouts, and among pile of others, I really liked yours.

As you're reading this, you probably have a laundry list of things to do (perhaps including actual laundry) that keep piling up for a time when you're...

As you're reading this, you probably have a laundry list of things to do (perhaps including actual laundry) that keep piling up for a time when you're «less busy.»

While you're creating a glowing atmosphere in your home, find some things that warm your soul as well: piling into the living room for movie night or reading a good book, brewing your favorite drink, inviting friends over and gathering around a pot of something delicious.

To read books for fun and try to make a dent in my sewing pile.

A WALK IN THE WOODS Director: Ken Kwapis Starring: Robert Redford, Nick Nolte, Emma Thompson, Nick Offerman, Kristen Schaal, Mary Steenburgen If you saw the book cover for «A Walk in the Woods» you would probably recognize it as it's one of those popular books that makes it on a bestseller list, people are reading it on the bus, or you may see it for free in a donation pile.

Before the Twihards pile on too quickly for my less - than - gushing take on the final episode in the «Twilight» franchise, I just want to state for the record that I actually have read — and enjoyed!

Price doesn't come into the equation for my enjoyment because many of the traditionally published books I read were from the library (yes, my to - be-read pile isn't massive enough on its own, and I have to add to it through alternative means — LOL!).

And while I am a voracious reader with a presence on Goodreads, my To Read pile is so huge that I can't guarantee how fast I'll read any given book, much less write reviews forRead pile is so huge that I can't guarantee how fast I'll read any given book, much less write reviews forread any given book, much less write reviews for it.

I created a Collection for those I haven't read yet and another Collection that's supposed to be my «Top of the TBR Pile,» but there's no easy way to skim through them, reading the back cover blurbs.

Possibly «future slush piles» could be simple letters giving a pitch on the book and a coupon for the editor to read it for free and take a look at the overall package.

While I occasionally find my TBR pile gets a bit leggy, the reality is that I frequently find myself looking for something new to read.

However — book bloggers are a very busy lot with huge SUBs (Stapel ungelesener Bücher = «piles of unread books»), so many of them might not often stop by on the site to search for even more books to read.

Waze is apparently a festering pile of garbage when it comes to the signal - to - noise ratio for valid information, based on the reviews I've read about it!

By reviewing from the big five a reader can request and receive a limited number of books, review books already owned, and check out library books all without feeling swamped under a to be read pile that is much too large for any reader.

The debut novels on this list, hot off the presses and ready for your 2018 TBR pile, are the kind of books I'll definitely be sharing with all by best reading buds this year — but lucky for you, I'm sharing them here with you first.

As technology and reading habits change, having both print and e-book versions of books available for the media makes it easier for a book to get to the top of the pile.

Lots more books for the to - read pile!

There are far too many excellent books out there for me to have the time to read them already (there are hundreds in my to - read pile).

As a working author myself, I have limited time available in which to read books for review, and I don't have time to waste picking through the vast piles of unpublishable dreck in search of the one rare quality self - published book.

Add in an overall lack of knowledge about marketing books, designing covers, formatting, and most of all, editing, and you'll simply find that much of the slush that has traditionally piled up on agents» and editors» desks is now being e-pubbed for your reading «pleasure.»

Then comes the pile on by the lemmings who don't stop to read and think for themselves.

Luckily, my Kindle has a rather large electronic «to be read» pile so I am sure I will start something new for the weekend.

I just finished The English Assassin by Daniel Silva which I thought was very good — I've had it on my Kindle for at least six months and finally waded through the to be read pile.

The problem is that I run into the glittery hoo hahs and dahlings, who aren't woth reading at any price and Baen books don't seem to show up on the used piles very often for some reason.

I honestly can not remember the last time I actually bought a book myself because 1) I receive books for free often from most of my favorite authors and books I want to review, and 2) I'm already trying to finish and clean up my ARC pile (so there is no way I have time to read «other» books).

You know, I've finally found the time to read books which have been languishing on my TBR pile for over a year.

If that was your tweet, or if you've hurled one like it at a publisher, you may not share my enthusiasm for Peter Ginna's Tweet Not Your Query, Author, or, Why I Don't Read the Slush Pile Anymore.

This means that by the time the Festival arrives, when authors discuss their work in various events or «sessions», you can really engage with the conversation and get a feel for what else in their backlist you'd like to add to your reading pile.

They're glad, understandably, for any pile of colored pencils that might help them prop up the idea that digital reading isn't here to stay.

I have a pile of books next to my bedside table that are queued up, waiting for me to read them.

I'd pay 10 % for someone to read the slush pile and guarantee me a decent read.

I currently have six month's worth of books in my review pile (and even more books that I've paid money for and still not read).