This nod to Joyce makes a fitting title for a book which is essentially about a gathering of believers.
Belt it out at the top of your lungs". It is a fitting message for a book in which he has done just that throughout.
Fisher is a fitting pivot for the book's first third, because while South Florida may be most notorious for drug runners and corrupt politicians, the spirals of its DNA are forged of "For Sale" signs.
The novelist Gary Shteyngart describes this first cookbook by chef Frumkin Morales of the Portland, Ore., restaurant Kachka as "Portlandia meets my late grandmother". It is both high praise and a fitting tagline for the book, a collection of recipes and funny stories about her family of Soviet Jewish emigres.
Nevertheless, even after many tragedies and hurdles along the way, the book ends with happiness for both, a fitting finale for such a book.
Mr. Reagan's book is a fitting coda for an Administration that was famous for managing the news and airbrushing the President's image.
"Over and over I heard him say, 'Hello, Meryl and I are not home right now.' " It is a fitting refrain for this heartbreaking book.
It is a fitting end for Jackson's book, whose project is to look at the "emergence of genius" rather than the years of triumph and stagnation.
And that's why he's such a fitting subject for this excellent book — the free culture movement is full of true believers, and for better and for worse, there was never a believer more true than the young activist the world lost three years ago.
For Naturalists: JACQUELINE BRIGGS MARTIN and MARY AZARIAN "Snowflake Bentley Inspiredd and inspiring: on its surface this biography of a surely obsessive misfit determined to capture a snowflake on film hardly seems a fitting subject for children's picture books – but think again.
KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR, the 7-foot-2 basketball legend, seemed a fitting subject for a children's coloring book about tolerance in the age of the war on terror.
