The phrase "advice reading" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is referring to reading material that provides advice, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "I found some great advice reading on how to improve my time management skills."
Alternatives: "advice literature" or "advisory reading".
I don't know whether it's me or the kids, but a lot of shamans keep coming up to me, giving me advice, reading my palm, nodding their heads.
Certainly to new mothers, inundated with conflicting expert advice, reading Ms. Wilder-Taylor's riotous rants felt like sniggering with a friend over a glass of wine.
RBD thanks the following people at the Field Museum of Natural History: Karen Cranston for scripting, Torsten Dikow for reading earlier drafts, and Leo Smith for analysis advice, reading earlier drafts, and hardware support.
(Reviewer's advice: read the book straight through).
Explaining the threat, the advice reads: "There is a high threat from terrorism, including kidnapping.
For some advice, read Emma Brockes' guide on how to interview your relatives.
The Foreign Office advice reads: "Do not eat, drink or smoke in public view during the daytime (including in your car).
She recently released a book, "Love Well, Don't Get Hurt," and her advice reads like an argument against China's ancient pieties.
"There's a risk that British nationals and British/Iranian dual nationals could be arbitrarily detained in Iran," the advice reads.
The advice read in part that the focus should be shifted from "killing the competitor" to "providing a better solution to the customer's problems".
Disputed titles to the "land, water, mineral, or other natural resources which might be the subject of purchase or investment" also raise issues about doing business with suppliers based there, the advice reads.
