Sentence examples for book inviting from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate his status, he engages the Boy to write a book, inviting him to move into his house.

The contributions are thoroughly researched and written in clear and accessible terms, making the book inviting to a wide audience.

It's also a friendly book, inviting readers by its own example to let poems change them too, even those (like Marianne Moore) who feel they dislike poetry.

The tone she sets is in line with catching a stranger on the subway reading your favorite book, inviting a connection both elusive and striking.

But last month Penguin published The GCHQ Puzzle Book, inviting you to test yourself against more than 140 pages of codes, puzzles and other challenges set by its code breakers.

They encouraged each other in feats of daring: Varo would write letters to strangers, their names picked at random from the phone book, inviting them to attend dinner parties.

It's a brave group of musicians who call themselves the Books, inviting the dismissal that they are a bit cerebral, not very rock'n'roll.

The single-room cabin, completed in 2015, is lined with more than 1,000 books, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in a cozy reading experience.

In January, we rolled out a beta version of the book club on our book blog, inviting readers to join us in a month-long attempt to decipher — or, really, simply to finish — Roberto Bolaño's nine-hundred-page novel "2666".

By Ligaya Mishan February 17 , 2009In January, we rolled out a beta version of the book club on our book blog, inviting readers to join us in a month-long attempt to decipher — or, really, simply to finish — Roberto Bolaño's nine-hundred-page novel "2666".

"A book invites people in instead of keeping people out," inviting readers to make "leaps of empathy".