Sentence examples for book reviewed in from inspiring English sources

Teaching with The Times – Identify a book reviewed in the Art section or Book Review section of The Times.

Arguably the first book reviewed in newspapers, his "Micrographia" (1665) gave the new science traction with the public and the government.

The name was Graham Greene and I had recently read a book reviewed in the Guardian called My Years with Graham Greene by Yvonne Cloetta.

The chance of a self-published novelist getting their book reviewed in the mainstream press is the same as the chance of my dog not eating a sausage.

In just the past couple weeks, he's had major pieces in the New York Times Magazine and Wall Street Journal, appeared on Ellen, and seen his new book reviewed in The New Yorker, the Los Angeles Times, and other major media outlets.

In contrast to the soporific American scene James sets the thriving vitality of book reviewing in Britain, where "ripping somebody's reputation is recognized blood sport".

And we wanted them to be treated as traditional books reviewed in traditional places".

Brand Names The books reviewed in Janet Maslin's Critic's Notebook article: "THE LAST JUROR," by John Grisham.

Sixty-five per cent of the books reviewed in the Guardian were written by men; the books written by men made up 59% of the Observer's coverage.

This week we present our 10 Best Books of the Year, drawn from all the books reviewed in these pages in the past 12 months.

I'm sure many authors would like to have their books reviewed in The New York Times by their friends, but that wouldn't serve your readers.