Listen to your readers Create a small guest book, attached on a chain, so people can leave comments and reviews (not all will be serious … ).
Now Galassi is chief curator of photography at the museum, and he has organised another, far more comprehensive exhibition, with this large book attached.
So when our mother brought home the grocery shopping with a free book attached to the back of the Weetabix box, this was the best of both worlds.
Even if it was a publicly available article, legal brief or book attached to an attorney's letter to explain something in the letter, he would have to reject it and not allow the detainee to receive it.
Should it have a phone list or book attached?
He said, "Each fairy-tale toy comes with a mini-book attached".
At the end of the book, Goffman attaches a fifty-page "Methodological Note," in which she describes the night that he was shot in the head outside a Chinese restaurant.
Children see that the book is attached at one end to a real person with real experiences".
You could call the way they are thrust at us slightly excessively pedagogical – the title of the book is attached, unusually, to its back, in order that we shall be quite clear on this point.
The kiosks sat on shelves, alongside the real books; Ms. Wye undercut their high-tech presence by also using a lower-tech interactive gambit: four paper book facsimiles, attached to the shelves by a string.
It was tough for him to combine reading and his love of exercise, but he managed by having a book rack attached to his stationary bicycle, and he even occasionally attempted to read while he ran on a treadmill.
