Sentences with phrase «sentence blurb»

This is how it works: If you are an author with a book listed on Barnes&Noble.com, in the comments below, write a SHORT one sentence blurb about ONE of your books, then paste in your link to that book below it.

A one sentence blurb (tweetable in length — longer descriptions will be deleted) 4.

TWO - SENTENCE BLURB: When eager college grad Alice takes a break from romance to become a NY paralegal, her fun - loving, freewheeling coworker Robin guides her through a party - time of free drinks, one - night stands, and the wild single life.

A one sentence blurb (~ 140 characters — longer descriptions will be deleted) 4.

A one sentence blurb (tweetable in length) 4.

Yes, there are one - and two - sentence blurbs that either trash a book or proclaim it to be the best ever written... On the whole, however, I found that most Amazon customer reviews aim to provide readers with a reason to either read a book or pass it over.

Not exact matches

Finally, take a look at this book description from Dan Silva - it's a great example of a book that combines great blurbs with a book description that pulls you in from the first sentence.

I looked up some movie descriptions and applied my two - sentence formula to them to create the most succinct blurbs I could.

Genre (s): Website: Short Book Description (Short 2 - 3 sentence Book Description / attention grabbing blurb):

Short Description (Short 2 - 3 sentence Book Description / attention grabbing blurb): Book Description: About The Author:

It doesn't matter how clever the rest of the blurb is, the first sentence has to hook them into clicking «more»

Weisner suggests blurbing your entire series in the early stages of the work, keeping it to one to four sentences; as short as possible and tweaking it as you go along.

I must admit, though, that even the godawful blurb didn't prepare me for «sentences» like the ones quoted.

The second paragraph is the most important — it must summarize your book in just a few sentences, like a TV movie blurb or 30 - second commercial.

A blurb is usually just a sentence or two.

At a time when we communicate in sound bites and blog - blurbs and lack the attention span to focus on sentences of more than 140 characters, can legal writing in its present form survive?

An effective objective is basically a short blurb consisting of one to two sentences, stating exactly what the candidate has to offer to the firm.

Encapsulate these skills if you think you possess them in a short blurb three to five sentences in length.