Sentence examples for embraced books from inspiring English sources

They included an AIDS prevention program with condom distribution and, initially, discussions about anal sex, and the "rainbow curriculum," which agitated many parents when its message of tolerance embraced books like "Heather Has Two Mommies".

They want to embrace books in all three dimensions and to select them in a tactile, less anonymous marketplace.

To plenty of middle-class parents who encouraged their children to embrace books – read often, and read anything – Blyton was the exception.

How could I accuse the BBC of anything when I myself had not made the effort to embrace books of cultures not my own?

But the Hardy Boys still have their fans, including some grown-ups who argue that the longevity of the series itself may hold clues to the persistent problem of persuading young boys to embrace books.

If they see their parents embrace books and reading, they will likely want to do the same.

At a time when so much misrepresentation of Islam and the Middle East pervades the media, one would hope our publishers, literary agents, and educators would embrace books on the region that would educate Americans about the varied, accomplished, and artistic cultures in that part of the world.

Let us embrace book shelves that convert to dining room tables.

Just as my apartment became overrun with board books, I embraced e-books, because I could prop the Kindle on the couch and turn the pages with a finger.

There will now be tens of thousands of words written about the man and his work, the way the world embraced his books even as he withdrew from it, the eternal youth of his characters, his walled-in old age.

I came here to Vietnam to see John Wood hand out his 10 millionth book at a library that his team founded in this village in the Mekong Delta — as hundreds of local children cheered and embraced the books he brought as if they were the rarest of treasures.