But the books are not quite the ones that a committee of literacy experts picked: about 100 of the 650 designated titles will not be delivered.
Indeed, the book, by the first-time novelist Tatiana de Rosnay, was well on its way to sinking out of sight last fall when Target, the discount retailer, chose the paperback version of "Sarah's Key" as its Bookmarked Club Pick: a choice for a program that designates titles for prominent display throughout the chain's stores.
More than 2.3m square kilometres of land is currently designated native title.
The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights reported it currently has 25 cases involving Title IX and retaliation, four cases reviewing whether the school failed to designate a Title IX coordinator and 32 cases involving the failure to adopt and publish Title IX grievance procedures.
While calling the new version Oprah's Book Club 2.0, Ms. Winfrey will resuscitate many of the familiar markers of its first incarnation, including the sticker on the jacket of print books that proudly designates the title as sanctioned by Ms. Winfrey.
You can designate the table title ( title ), column headers ( hdrs ), and row values ( row1, row2, row3,...).
Gaining the title, designated by the European Union annually since 1985, is something like winning the Olympics.
Experiments with the Chinese divination text the I Ching led to his landmark composition of 1952, 4'33", in which he sat at the piano and refrained from playing for the duration of the time designated by the title.
The "multitude of sins" designated by the title of Richard Ford's spindly new collection refers mainly to sins of adultery -- sins of infidelity and betrayal -- and to sins of narcissism and concupiscence.
