Sentence examples for a decent book from inspiring English sources

By any definition of the word "decency" it's been a long time since Chuck Palahniuk wrote a decent book.

I hope after all this time, Harper Lee has managed to write a decent book this time.

If literature can help him face the prospect of another day in prison, the least I can do is send the guy a decent book.

"You can't have a decent book without a strong female character," says Lane. "But being set in Victorian times, the status of women in society then precluded my taking the Enid Blyton Famous Five path.

Now, I love my mom, and it's a decent book, but the only way it could possibly seem so fascinating to someone is if, you know, it struck a chord.

It does, of course, increase the chances of Fabio Capello staying on for another two years... 9.42am: Incidentally, I'd be fascinated to read a decent book about South African football under apartheid.

When you read any decent book about a sports team, in the thrall of the narrative you become a temporary fan — even of a team you dislike off the page.

It is a pretty decent book, in a genre – the rock autobiography – replete with stinkers.

Listeners know that the best narrators can make a good book take wing and a merely decent book grow more engaging.

I had known that in order to write a halfway decent book, I was going to have to put in a lot of stuff that was very honest and that I would potentially "regret".

(But then, you'd hope it would be a pretty decent book given that Springsteen was reportedly paid $10m to write it).