Sentence examples for book worthwhile from inspiring English sources
But there are pleasures that make the book worthwhile, if not essential.
People who wish to understand the dynamics behind this emergence will find this book worthwhile reading.
We hoped that there were enough good readers to make publishing a good book worthwhile.
Yet it isn't only the contradictions of a child of exiles sorting out her identity crisis that makes this book worthwhile.
I will never again check into a hotel without thinking of myself as an ambassador of peace; that alone, with its profound implications, makes this thoughtful book worthwhile.
Parsnip and roasted garlic bisque, duck breast schnitzel with maple mashed sweet potatoes and braised chard, and a very good cocoa and canola oil devil's-food cake with a pareve egg-based chocolate mousse filling, so it can be served with either meat or dairy, make this book worthwhile.
So if "Mister Pip" is preachy — and it is — it's also a book with worthwhile thoughts to impart.
On Amazon.com, the top-ranked customer review calls Sennett's book "a worthwhile read for managers, for H.R. people, for craftspeople of all stripes".
What makes the book so worthwhile for me are its keen observations about Russia from the point of view of those experiencing its return to a heavy-handed state.
Barnett's history will be semi-familiar to people with an interest in the history of drink, or especially of grain spirits; what makes his book more worthwhile is the detail he goes into, and the way he tells it.
