Sentence examples for exchanged book from inspiring English sources

They exchanged book recommendations; Garner suggested the nineteenth-century critic and grammar authority Richard Grant White, while Wallace proffered his high-lit triad of DeLillo, Gass, and Gaddis.

An excellent way to get to know your life-partner better is to exchange a favorite book with each other; then each of you actually read the exchanged book.

The men exchanged books and pleasantries.

But the exchange was civilized and respectful — or, you could say, open to enlightenment — and after it they exchanged books.

All my life I had read alone; no one had exchanged books with me or recommended writers to me.

Meanwhile, Mom Crush and I went on second and third dates with our kids, and have now exchanged books and many e-mails, and set standing appointments to go on early-morning weekend walks without the kids.

A considerable body of women novelists, who wrote like the very devil, bit the Virago dust when Alexandra, Lynn and I exchanged books and reports, on which I would scrawl a brief rejection: "Below the Whipple line".

We happily exchanged books, and as I flipped through their passports and they through mine, I was reminded of what these objects – and their pages, and the colourful stamps inside – had always represented for me: expanding worlds and boundless possibilities.

When the two of them exchanged books, Bill said he signed his in big letters; Rockwell in small script.

Before we left, we exchanged books -- she gave me her memoir and I gave her my book of poetry about marriage and mothering.

They began corresponding, exchanging books and poems.