Sentences with phrase «there on a bookshelf»

Something about their interactive quality - they don't just sit there on a bookshelf, gathering dust.

Not exact matches

If you've taken an Econ 101 course in the past decade or so, there's a good chance that somewhere on your bookshelf is a dog - earred copy of Gregory Mankiw's Principles of Economics.

I think it is, seeing that I have one sitting over on my bookshelf... let's see... yep, still there, real as can be.

There are so many recipes to choose from, in the books on my bookshelves, the magazines in piles, the recipes I've clipped, recommendations from my sisters, and the resources across the Internet.

There was a pot of orange vegetable soup (squash, sweet potatoes, carrots, etc.) bubbling on the stove and a half eaten jar of unsweetened applesauce sitting on the bookshelf.

O yea, and we live on one floor so there are no stairs and we have no bookshelf.

There is a high likelihood that the bookshelf might collapse on top of your little one if they try climbing on it.

There's plenty of wonderful tween literature on the bookshelves including, but beyond, Harry Potter.

Even the most avid collector of books eventually confronts the limits of physical space: There is no more room on the bookshelf, no room in the house for more shelves.

On how the film came about, director Black said he had always wanted to bring back the «private - eye» film: «There's a bone - deep DNA to this ever since I raided my Dad's bookshelf when I was a kid.

There is a chance that someone will see your title on the spine on a crowded bookshelf and pick it up.

Re-publishing classics is a road many publishers decide to step on and quite rightfully: there is no bookshelf that wouldn't look better with this Vintage Russian Classics on it.

Almost There: The Onward Journey of a Dublin Woman by Nuala O'Faolain is the second memoir from one of the most powerful female Irish voices on bookshelves.

Everywhere you turn, there is info via the Internet, on the bookshelf, via videos, and certainly from workshops.

Sure, visibility on bookshelves (virtual or physical) has an impact, as some readers pick up books directly there, but if there is one thing more powerful than anything else in literature, it's word of mouth.

There is just so much room on a bookshelf and most of it goes to new publications — that's a hard reality authors must face.

There are models of electronic books on which bookshelf together with the name of the book and the author the reduced image of a cover of the book is shown.

There are models of e-book readers in which on a bookshelf the special icon if the book has already been read is shown (in the course of reading has been reached last sheet), and icon (or percent) if the book has been opened and do not read to the end.

There was a small — but authentic — bust of Marcus Aurelius tilted window - ward on one bookshelf, and everywhere were numerous stacks of maps, many of them much - marked and overcrossed with penciled itineraries, fantasies of adventure.

Of course there are Christian mysteries that are very good but at the time I was moved to write a book there weren't that many good ones on the bookshelves.

I'm now putting those here, on my Bookshelf page, so that they're always there if someone's looking for extra resources.

Well, there's always room on my bookshelf for another one,

There were the requisite picture - book years of course, many of which (Zelinsky's Rumpelstiltskin, Mayer and Craft's Baba Yaga and Vasilisa the Brave, and the entire works of Kevin Henkes, to name a few) still live on the bookshelves of my parents» house.

I could pick up literally ANY book on my bookshelf right now, indie or traditionally published, and guarantee you that there is a spelling error somewhere, or a missing comma or period, or quotation mark.

For example, you can only view them with proprietary software such as the «VitalSource Bookshelf» — there's no way to get them to a kindle, and it's really slow / difficult to view them on a phone.

Yes, I still have a few nice hardcovers of my favorite books propped up on my bookshelf, and I suspect there will always be a market for that.

There are columns between the bookshelves along one wall that feature murals painted by Old Bridge teens, and bulletin boards in the back with useful information on upcoming programs and volunteering.

Sure there were some titles left sitting on publishers» bookshelves that sold a single copy once every few months.

After you have got your books listed on your bookshelf, readers can rate your books and leave a review for your books right there on your Goodreads page.

As Lew Kopp mentions above, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to control the order that the books are put on the iBooks bookshelf.

After signing up and logging in, you should click on the «Bookshelf» tab at the top, if you are not already there.

In the ebook world there's suddenly no physical bookshelf an individual title has to have a spine presence on.

There are a lot of titles carrying the Shojo Beat banner these days, and clearly the imprint has moved on from «ill - fated monthly anthology in the vein of Shonen Jump» to become a lineup that could go toe - to - toe with the Shonen Jump lineup for bookshelf dominance (taking Shonen Jump's current Big Three of One Piece, Naruto and Bleach out of the equation first, of course).

On the first weekend of each month, the Manga Bookshelf bloggers will review comics we've read on our computers, phones, or tablet devices, to give readers a taste of what's out there, old and new, and how well it works in digital forOn the first weekend of each month, the Manga Bookshelf bloggers will review comics we've read on our computers, phones, or tablet devices, to give readers a taste of what's out there, old and new, and how well it works in digital foron our computers, phones, or tablet devices, to give readers a taste of what's out there, old and new, and how well it works in digital form.

Each month, the Manga Bookshelf bloggers review a selection of comics we've read on our computers, phones, or tablet devices, to give readers a taste of what's out there, old and new, and how well it works in digital form.

As someone who has read your site for a long time but never commented, I think your idea is great and I hope you get a book deal — as the previous poster said, there is plenty of garbage on the investing bookshelves.

There are many wonderful, recently - published picture books about dogs that are worth a place on the bookshelf of any library, classroom or bedroom.

There are a lot of things on our bookshelves, but you always need a perspective.

When there was the San Francisco, CA earthquake in the early 1990s a friend of mine returned to her home that is built on one of the hills and all that she had to do was to pick up a few things that had fallen from her bookshelves.

But for any attorney who is out there making it happen on their own, this collection of advice and instructions deserves a place on your digital bookshelf.

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However, I did not want to give up on the idea that there would be bookshelves running the entire length of the house.

quick questions... 1) there was a bookshelf on one side of the kitchen island, but what was the dark thing above the drawer on the other side?

There's a bookshelf that sits on top of the desk, a dresser with a mirror and a canopy bed.

If you look closely, you see that there are bookshelves on both sides of each seating area.

Long time no see, but I'm excited to finally show you some progress today, namely the addition of our new library bookshelves (as you can see, there has been more completed in the room and I will update you on in detail on in an upcoming post.

After months of having books piled on the floor, we finally have bookshelves... but we don't have any decorative objects to place on there so my room is feeling more like a library... Definitely needing some cool things or some art to spice up the shelving!

There is already a lot going on with the bookshelf wall, and seeing a crazy color and pattern reflected in the big mirror would have taken things too far.

There are several baskets and other decorations mixed in on the bookshelf.