Sentence examples for books charting from inspiring English sources
In 2002, Kerr published Goodbye Mog, breaking hearts around the world by killing off the much-loved moggy, the star of a series of picture books charting her misadventures, from Mog the Forgetful Cat to Mog in the Dark.
"We have to start thinking about nature as a design issue," said Dr. Daniel B. Botkin, an ecologist and author of several books charting ways to mesh human activities and life on earth.
Guinness World Records, up three places to 7, has benefited from this collapse of competition in the anorak sector; and equally dominant is Jeremy Clarkson (25, 27, 45), with no other humour books charting except the Beano annual.
The nature-cure narrative replaced the misery memoir as the principal medium through which we communicated our discontents, and it felt like the bookshops were suddenly full of books charting recoveries – whether by tending tulips or watching wolves – that stepped closely in the footsteps of Macdonald's.
She also published two books charting her battle with cancer.
The exhibition contains highlights from the world's foremost private collection of Renaissance books, charting the prehistory of what we now call neurosurgery, and was guest curated by the collector Dr. Eugene S. Flamm.
On this, two new books chart a refreshingly distinct path.
Brazelton's series of Touchpoints books chart a child's development, decoding behavior to reassure anxious parents.
The book went to the top of the Amazon satirical books chart and was the number six bestseller overall.
Joe Gorman's recently published book charting the volatile history of football in Australia could hardly have been better timed.
Such shoppers are "ready to declare the recession over", says Michael Silverstein, the author of "Women Want More", a book charting their growing spending-power.
