Sentence examples for condensed book from inspiring English sources

Digest rights, and their allied condensed book rights, represent another lucrative subsidiary use for books of wide general appeal.

The textured music is by Joshua Schmidt ("Adding Machine"), the literate lyrics by Jan Levy Tranen and the smartly condensed book by Austin Pendleton.

Jan Levy Tranen supplies the literate lyrics, mostly unrhymed and firmly grounded in Shaw's words, and Austin Pendleton wrote the smartly condensed book.

I remember we had this Reader's Digest condensed book of the novel on which it was based, and I would sneak looks inside, where there were these creepy drawings, like one of a dead woman sitting in this Model T at the bottom of a lake.

His reading tastes were "trashy," and he preferred a best seller or a Reader's Digest condensed book to a well-written novel.

Or to put it more accurately, the Cliff Notes for those condensed books.

She brought home Reader's Digest condensed books and a set of medical encyclopedias, which Everett attempted to memorize.

He viewed condensed books as a good way of reaching people who were not already avid readers.

Reader's Digest has donated Select Edition condensed books that are presented to each writer at the end of the interview.

There had been books in his house when he was growing up – "Reader's Digest condensed books, The Robe, Georgette Heyer" – and his mother had encouraged and was proud of his reading.

The 2,000 internees carried with them into the camp a substantial library that circulated from cubicle to cubicle, bunk to bunk, and was my first exposure to adult fiction – popular American bestsellers, Reader's Digest condensed books, Somerset Maugham and Sinclair Lewis, Steinbeck and HG Wells.