Sentence examples for book lands from inspiring English sources

DREAM WEAVER: Carl Jung's "Red Book" lands at No. 18 on the nonfiction hardcover extended list, despite costing $200 and being written in German.

As early as 1855, for example, the American writer Bayard Taylor (1825-1878) had a smash hit with his escapist travel book "Lands of the Saracens," and boosted sales by turning up to give lectures in caftans and pointed slippers.

'The Jungle Book' lands second highest April opening ever with $103.6 million.

Bai's book lands just a few months after publication of several books revolving around previously unreleased 1971-1972 Nixon tapes, which reveal directives from then Pres.

And then Mr. Bissinger's book landed.

Then the galley of this book landed on my desk, and I thought, Why?

In this instance, they were on the case well before Schweizer's book landed.

Gore Vidal's words crossed my mind last week when a book landed upon my desk.

(Picture book; ages 7 to 11) Sports origin stories are surprisingly scarce in picture book land, despite the obvious appeal.

Sutphen's next book landed somewhere in between: a story of New York's future, but in a curiously anachronistic voice.

A year later, the revised Salinger book landed on the desk of Jason Epstein, Mr. Hamilton's editor at Random House.