Sentences with phrase «wrong book»

You can not go wrong booking any one of these three hotels.

If a journal buys a physical copy of a book, it can lend or give it to you to write a review, and no permission is required wrong the book publisher.

With the beach just a 15 - minute walk away, you really can't go wrong booking a stay here.

Wrong book for that.

137 That is all belioef from an often wrong book.

Thou shall not commit adultery (God pretty much forced abraham into doing it) Thats just mean, and wrong... Duh, don't need a book to tell me that

Well, wrong keywords and wrong book categories always hurt.

Your relatives were basically given the wrong books / codes to read.

This was the wrong book to get.

Unless you were born in the wrong part of the world and read the wrong book.

I actually started off writing a different book and wrote most of that book and toward the end of it I called a friend who is a great writing coach and he set me down and said, «OK, I think you're writing the wrong book, I think you've found that there's a symptom here and you're not dealing with the problem.»

If you think that birth control doesn't provide a benefit, such as alleviation of menstrual migraines, endometriosis, PMDD, and prevention of menorrhagia, then your nose has been buried in the wrong book for far too long.

If Mourinho is worried about the solidity of his team with Pogba in the side, he's looking for answers in the wrong book.

Susan recently posted... Learning Activities for The Wrong Book

We panic that we read the wrong book about discipline.

If a child doesn't love to read, they're reading the wrong books!

A friend often recounts how a mix - up by her teacher over her German GCSE syllabus meant she was told to read the wrong books.

It can include teaching the wrong book, et cetera.

Every author — me included — has more than one horror story about arriving for a book signing only to find 1) no books 2) the wrong books 3) the store had closed or was under new management and the employees had never heard of you.

If you were looking for «War and Peace» this is the wrong book for you.

Somehow the wrong book came up and I didn't notice right away.

And, if you're working with a book publicist who would fails to see a connect between — for example — a stabbing rampage by a student at a Pittsburgh - area high school and your book, The Gun Debate: What Everyone Needs to Know, then I'd contend you're simply working with the wrong book publicist.

So the review will steer readers from buying the wrong book and generating more irate reviews.

Ordinarily, this would mean pretty much carrying my weight in reading material — who wants to be stuck on a plane with the wrong book?

In addition to coming up with a great opening line and better book description, I helped Erika see that she'd categorized her book using the wrong book genres.

In my more cynical moments I suspect that the hatred is not because we're reading the wrong books but because we're reading at all.

In other words, there's a good reason for stating that behavior (essentially reviewing the wrong book) would be unethical on platforms like Goodreads or Amazon.

Rest assured, I did not direct you to the wrong book.

I wanted to learn more about the «underground railroad» - not a magical aspect - wrong book, I think.

You Discounted the Wrong Book or Your Timing Was Off: Sometimes when doing price promotions, authors will discount books that are older — in some cases too old to grab the attention of a new reader.

I pre-ordered and even the cloud reader is showing the wrong book.

This step is crucial as the wrong book cover can make or break whether a potential buyer samples or buys your book.

, it won't be helpful to other readers (matching the wrong readers to the wrong books?)

Aside from occasionally buying the wrong book, she's had 0 problems with it.

If you received the wrong book after Thursday of this past week, especially if you have yet to receive the correct one, let me know.

Let me repeat that: A book blogger faced biting accusations simply because she chose to read the wrong book.

She cites that her intent was to protect her wordmarked series image after readers complained about buying the wrong book due to confusion over fonts.

I looked, and the wrong book (different author) was on the shelf.

Last night, I signed up a book (picked the wrong book by mistake cause it was 2 am and I wasn't thinking).

I then canceled the enrollment because I realized it was the wrong book.

Am I wrong or was the reviewer reviewing the wrong book?

Privacy of reading is especially important in the UK, where censorship is such that you can be jailed for having the wrong books.

You can not be wrong booking in a hostel with this name!