Sentence examples for book of choice from inspiring English sources

My book of choice for this decade would be Tom's Midnight Garden, by Philippa Pearce, first published in 1958.

Eerie yet loveable, The Graveyard Book has long been the beloved book of choice for YA readers internationally.

In the past, Wolf Hall, Bring Up the Bodies and The Goldfinch have featured as the yogis' summer book of choice.

Jane's consciousness-raising book of choice – Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex - was first published in 1949, although the American edition only came out in 1953.

And the party planner can arrange an aquatic motif ("Coral! Driftwood!") to suit the book of choice, Nathaniel Philbrick's "In the Heart of the Sea".

Her escapism isn't straightforward though, as her book of choice is Bewick's History of British Birds which, between the bucolic engravings of robins and sea-fowl, features ghoulish scenes of hellfire and hangings.

In the classical world, the scroll was the book format of choice and the state of the art in information technology.

"My favorite coffee shop was directly across the street from my comic book store of choice.

When I did, the Golden Apple was my comic book store of choice.

Every schoolchild has been given a £1 voucher to put towards the book of their choice.

I won the Upper 4 Progress Prize at school that year and was awarded the book of my choice: Wuthering Heights.