Sentences with phrase «with more readers moving»

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Its design team also move stories up and down on the site according to reader interest, with «hot stories» receiving more updates and, most importantly, photos.

September 11: Readers were moved by the story of a Park Slope pet owner who was reunited with his beloved cat and shower buddy after putting up more than 1,000 missing cat posters around the area.

Uneasy about the prospect of moving in with her sort - of boyfriend, Frances finds she's far more in love with her roommate and best friend Sophie (Mickey Sumner), a dour sort who works for Random House despite not being much of a reader.

As a result, a B + reader in one low - performing state could move with his parents to a high - performing state and find himself far behind (for more on this issue, jump to # 8).

The book Mosaic of Thought by Ellin Oliver Keene and Susan Zimmermann and the Reader's Workshop method moves away from worksheets with comprehension questions, utilizing more real - world, student - driven instruction.

Sony took this approach with its Reader and its Sony Connect ebook store (though it is moving to a more open approach, actively working with other retail partrners) and the new Kindle from Amazon has been built to ensure users connect to Amazon's own ebook store.

No one sits down to spend a few months or years writing a novel thinking «wow, if this book is priced too high the Kindle readers will just move on to another book priced more reasonably with which they'll be just as happy.»

It is now moving away from this proprietary approach in favour of a more open reader platform and partnerships with established booksellers such as Waterstones in the UK.

The Invention of Wings By Sue Monk Kidd Penguin • $ 17 • ISBN 9780143121701 With more than a million copies sold since its hardcover publication in January 2014, Kidd's captivating historical novel is already a runaway hit with readers, and this new paperback edition should move it to the top of the list for reading groups everywhWith more than a million copies sold since its hardcover publication in January 2014, Kidd's captivating historical novel is already a runaway hit with readers, and this new paperback edition should move it to the top of the list for reading groups everywhwith readers, and this new paperback edition should move it to the top of the list for reading groups everywhere.

As with Dave Robicheaux, Burke's more famous series hero, Hackberry's demons occasionally weigh down the reader, too, but just when we feel ourselves losing patience with Hack and his colossally self - destructive violent outbursts, Burke wins us over yet again with another fusillade of lyrical, deeply moving prose that makes us feel the beating hearts of all his characters, demon - wracked though they may be.

The Linking Threads of God and Gold As you might expect with a book about history, there's plenty of interesting points to highlight and even more for readers to birddog; but Mead is so polyhistoric in his knowledge and so profligate with his references, moving easily from Matthew Arnold to Abu Musab al - Zarqawi, it's hard to choose where to begin.

Even the feature that moves the user through a photograph by tilting the phone rather than swiping is more intuitive, and much more in line with how readers would move an actual photograph to see more.

I believe readers 13 and up, will enjoy this book, which is more than just a tense, edge - of - your - seat adventure; it is also a moving and thought - provoking drama, with broad appeal.

The bonus here is with more sales, you'll gain more visibility for you and your work by moving up in bestseller lists in places like the iBookstore ℠ and NOOK Bookstore ™ so even more readers will discover your titles.

I moved to reading more books on these dedicated devices and really only read on my smartphone or tablet if I don't have an ebook reader with me.

The creation of the project, in whatever exciting format, is fun — and so is connecting with readers and fans, and all the marketing side of things — game sharing ideas, I like I hope this is just a growing pains time which we will soon transcend in order to move into more interesting areas.

While we can expect eBook sales for front - list titles to rise as more and more readers move online, as they become comfortable with their eReading and they begin to explore, we should also expect the long tale to do even better in eBook and digital format than it currently does in physical form, especially if the effort put into those titles is even a little more than nothing.

We live in a more complex entertainment environment, where content can move fast and slow; where active readers can choose to lean in and engage with authors via social media or crowd - funding platforms; where price is relative to platform; and where content is starting to live outside the boundaries of both the book and e-book....

Even the big traditional publishers require their authors to participate in their own marketing through social media and direct interactions with readers, and with book releases becoming more and more like movie releases, if a book doesn't make a big splash its first month, publishers generally move their marketing dollars to the next release on their slate.

Readers and creator / publishers alike are happy with the direction we're moving in and every day we gain more momentum.

I'm certainly not the only one with this issue, as more and more heavy readers are moving to ebooks and more comics are releasing in digital formats.

While we can expect ebook sales for frontlist titles to rise as more and more readers move online, as they become comfortable with their ereading and they begin to explore, we should also expect the long tail to do even better in ebook and digital format than it currently does in physical form, especially if the effort put into those titles is even a little more than nothing.

Kim McGrigg: Be wary of getting more credit when student loan comes due — With a $ 14,000 student loan coming due soon, a reader wonders if getting a new department store credit card was a bad move.

On that topic... I'm not sure if other readers would be interested in this (and maybe this is what we're going to see with your move into Wine blogging), but I think more perspective on how the Hughtrain «methodology» (if it can be called that) applies to less «unique» businesses would be informative.

I have been considering moving to a browser - based reader for some time now, and with more and more glitches cropping up with SharpReader I am finally ready to make a switch.

It's what we expected to be called Mate 9 Pro, just with a more luxurious look, the fingerprint reader moved to the front, and identical Mate 9 specs besides the aforementioned.