Sentence examples for experience of books from inspiring English sources

Bookshops will never completely disappear; they offer an experience of books that can't be approached within a billion miles by the online equivalent.

The device, which consigns all poetry and prose to the same homely fog-toned screen, leaves nothing to the experience of books but reading.

Letters thanking me for bringing Proust, Dostoyevsky, and Cervantes to life; for "telling" the stories of Tony Hillerman, Wally Lamb and Lilian Jackson Braun; and for heightening the experience of books previously read speak to a facet of audiobooks' success that seems to have been overlooked: the relationship generated between narrator and listener.

"The joy of a bedtime story is the key to developing a love of reading in children", he said – more so than literacy classes in school, which can be "a very negative experience", for the many children he meets during visits to schools, whose first experience of books is in the classroom.

Moving to an e-book reader can be a delight, but some of us enjoy the experience of books as well as the text inside.

As a tribute to the power of books and the lived experience of book lovers, however, it's terrifying.

Amazon, by contrast, has faithfully recreated the experience of book reading by building on its innovations with the Kindle, said Mr. Mod.

Imagine my delight, then, at discovering "Kindlegraph", a service which aims — with at least modest success – to recreate the experience of book signing, on the Kindle.

We need to make reading, which is in its essence a solitary endeavor, a social one as well, to encourage that great thrill of finding kinship in shared experiences of books.

Charlie Rose: Is the idea of a book, experience of a book.

We look at previous experience, kinds of books translated, the genre the translator wants to work in, the timeline in which the translator is able to work.