Sentence examples for book description from inspiring English sources

This event, begun in 1927, uses a program of carols, rituals and music that was adapted from Washington Irving's "Sketch Book" description of a 1718 Christmas dinner at Squire Bracebridge's.

George and Mike's survival typified this success – and ran counter to his fiction which abounds, according to Amazon's book description, with "hopeless calamities in which the outcome is not always favorable".

Making decisions on title, book cover, book description, pricing, timing and marketing can feel overwhelming, especially if you decided to become a writer because you love to write, not because you wanted to be an expert on launching a brand new product into an enormous market place.

4. Your Book Description.

So why does this matter for your book description?

What is your book description saying about your book?

I love the smell of them, I like going in and sitting on the floor, and I like looking at book descriptions.

This is partially why I never recommend that authors write their own book descriptions.

Book descriptions that work well, tend to use simple language that any layperson can understand.

One author's method is to write book descriptions that employ non-letters to disguise illicit material.

Actors cast as major characters in popular movies frequently differ in significant ways from their book descriptions.