Sentence examples for demanding books from inspiring English sources

"Yet the response from our Waterstone's reading groups, as well as from our central panel, showed that readers of all sorts are willing to engage with demanding books, if they are well written and beautifully produced".

And I think that's true of plenty of the more demanding books on the Folio list.

In short, an insufficiently demanding book.

Penrose's The Emperor's New Mind was a far more ambitious and demanding book than Hawking's.

"Artful" is a difficult, demanding book, contrarian in nature, a meditation on time that sidesteps the linear, a disquisition on form that refuses to conform.

"Trilobite!" is a demanding book at times, since while Mr. Fortey writes for nonspecialists, he steadfastly avoids reducing the complexity of things.

Now he is demanding balanced books for wounded vets?

Last year, the number of on-demand books produced exceeded that of traditional formats.

Self-publishing has been made easier since the Espresso Book Machine by On Demand Books made its debut in 2006.

Politics and Prose Bookstore in Washington, D.C., is adding an "Espresso Book Machine" to sell print-on-demand books.

Print-on-demand books, though roughly comparable in appearance to trade paperbacks, remain expensive to produce.