Sentence examples for book ladder from inspiring English sources

Lulu feels like a cousin of, and a step up the chapter book ladder in difficulty from, Junie B. Jones.

When Ms. Soetoro-Ng's book, "Ladder to the Moon," hit bookshelves on Tuesday, it added to a growing Obama family literary canon.

In April, she landed a contract from Candlewick Press of Cambridge, Mass., to write a children's book, "Ladder to the Moon," that is inspired by her mother and her 4-year-old daughter, Suhaila.

In his memoir, Fatheralong, Wideman describes seeing a benign elderly white professor precariously balanced at the top of a book ladder; he has a flash of hatred at the thought that his own intelligent father (the professor's age) has been denied such a privileged life, and wishes the blameless professor would fall from the ladder and break his neck.

To gain a deeper insight into the topic I recently spoke with Atlanta-based entrepreneur Eric Holtzclaw, who is the author of the book: "Laddering: Unlocking the Potential of Consumer Behavior" and columnist.

Sixty quid a metre gets you onto the fake books ladder.

Although it houses over 100,000 books, ladders, and scrolls, it contains virtually no concrete information.

Guigo II's book The Ladder of Monks is considered the first description of methodical prayer in the western mystical tradition.

In Eastern Christianity, the monastic traditions of "constant prayer" that traced back to the Desert Fathers and Evagrius Pontikos established the practice of hesychasm and influenced John Climacus' book The Ladder of Divine Ascent by the 7th century.

They include food, children's and dog's toys, bric-a-brac, books, a ladder, a sheet music stand and cigarette lighters.

Now they are detailed in Katharine's book The Fish Ladder: A Journey Upstream.