Sentence examples for a book for all from inspiring English sources

Warren wrote a book for all seasons.

You'd need a book for all of them, and O'Shannon has written it.

He added that, while the novel is aimed at teenage girls, was a book "for all ages".

You only have to see the number of adults devouring Twilight or The Hunger Games to realise that a truly good book is a book for all ages.

They told students that their work might be posted in the hallway or made into a book for all to read.

A modern classic, Testament of Youth is both an elegy and a memoir, a book for all seasons that would have a remarkable literary afterlife in the 1970s and 1980s.

The Dictionary is a nervous book, for all its authority.

In July, Dungeon Fun, a comic book for all ages, was outright winner of the Scottish Independent Comic Book Alliance awards.

Voting involved publicly stating your choice and your name, details that would be noted down and published in a poll book for all to see.

Or you can create your own artistic interpretations by coloring in "Painting for Peace - A Coloring Book for All Ages".

A journalist by training, she wrote a children's book, Painting for Peace in Ferguson and the accompanying Painting for Peace - A Coloring Book for All Ages about the remarkable story of hundreds of artists coming together to bring hope to a community in shock following the unrest last November.