Sentence examples for enticing books from inspiring English sources

Scarry's enticing books invited children to examine the minute details cluttered into many of his colourful illustrations, which were both informative and educational.

We've rounded up 33 of the enticing books we can't wait to see hit the shelves this fall: .

Patterson has enticed Hachette Book Group to grant him reign over a new imprint called BookShots.

They said they hoped that corporate executives visiting for the Super Bowl would be enticed to book future conventions or construct offices and factories.

So here are parts of her story on the nonfiction record, in an enticing yet frustrating book that will send many readers back to the source (or the sources) -- her novels.

(USA Today) Not Just Key Chains and Snow Globes Gift shops at some high-end hotels are now selling designer clothing, artisan foods and limited-edition books, enticing guests and even locals to linger longer and spend more.

Their parents fail to entice them with books and seem to own as many electronic diversions as the average Amish household.

It is all too common for the paramount importance of accuracy to conflict with the need to make a book enticing, or at least accessible.

But what's enticing about a book is also what removes it from the tech start-up universe: it affords some separation from the flow of online time, and has its own kind of tangible, spatial existence.

These books look enticing, are generously sized and dashingly illustrated.

Julie Bosman and Matt Richtel explain how e-books and tablets, despite their convenience, are enticing readers away from their books with a single click.