Sentence examples for charm book from inspiring English sources

Make your own princess charm book from a notebook and decorative markers and glitter.

Above all, though, it is a text which works like a charm: books are, in essence, go-betweens, works which conjure rhythm and release across time and history, across places of familiarity and those foreign to us; and personally and individually, too, it's all a going-between, for every person who picks up a book for a first, then a second, then a third time.

De Hamel is a man of extraordinary erudition and easy charm; his book asks many questions of the past, and invokes many mysteries.

Between the writing style and the main character's wit and charm, this book is a standout YA contemporary read.

Charm is this book's watchword.

-- the charm of the book is precisely its wonder.

The charm of the book, and the 10 novels that followed, is not its futurism.

QUESTION FROM LUKE DERROR: Have you ever read the book Charm School by Nelson Demille?

It's not always clear what is real and what's part of the fantasy, which is part of the fun and the charm of the book.

But it quickly became clear that Ms. Gilbert's honesty — the charm of the book — was difficult to translate into a movie without seeming hokey.

Part of the charm of the book is how well Gaddis captured both the ambivalence and the grumpiness, of his subject.