Sentence examples for book dear from inspiring English sources

His book Dear Granny Smith: A Letter from Your Postman is published by Short Books (£4.99).

His book Dear Granny Smith: A Letter From Your Postman is published by Short Books at £4.99.

Jang Jin-sung's book Dear Leader bears witness to the existence of a political and literary elite in Pyongyang, contriving such myths for mass consumption.

Benedict concludes the letter by thanking Odifreddi for the "honest" way he confronted the former pope's faith in his 2011 book 'Dear Pope, I'm Writing to You…', but points out "a certain aggressiveness" and "rashness" in his views.

"I kept encouraging Henry to say something about the various wines he was sipping," Venus wrote in her 1986 book "Dear, Dear Brenda: The Love Letters of Henry Miller".

In an engaging and informative book, "Dear Chairman: Boardroom Battles and the Rise of Shareholder Activism" (HarperBusiness), Jeff Gramm argues that this letter marked an important turning point in the history of modern capitalism.

The controversy came with the first daffodils in March, shortly after Peter Singer, the father of the animal rights movement, reviewed a reissue of the book "Dearest Pet: On Bestiality" (Verso), by the Dutch biologist Midas Dekkers, for Nerve, an online sex magazine.

Keep them safe, New Beacons, shining stars, Look how you've aged with your beloved books, dear hearts.

First, Dawn French wrote about her obsession with him in her book, Dear Fatty, while Lisa Kudrow has mentioned her crush in interviews.

The North Korean defector Jang Jin-sung, in his 2014 book, "Dear Leader," describes a program instituted after it became clear that abductees would never become spies.

8. Dear Zoo £6.50, sainsburys.co.uk To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the children's book Dear Zoo, TU at Sainsbury's has brought out these slippers.