Sentence examples for fellow book from inspiring English sources

My fellow book club members and I are desperate to know.

I was joined on the sidelines by fellow Book Bencher Meredith Blake.

"What we're about is great-looking stories," explains Anna Gerber, who runs the irrepressibly ambitious London-based publishing house Visual Editions with her fellow book lover Britt Iversen.

In November she proposed to fellow book bloggers that they celebrate "The Baby-Sitters Club" series for a week, each writing about their favorite volume and characters.

Mr. Malony said he feels an obligation to finish the books he doesn't enjoy (he didn't much like Michael Cunningham's "Hours" either) because he wants his fellow book group members to read the books that he suggests.

Does this mean, when a fellow book lover gives you a book you hate, the person didn't really know you, or had an erroneous idea of you in their mind?

Much to the amusement of the bookshop staff and fellow book-lovers in the shop at the time.

Discussing this with a fellow book-clubber last week, we agreed that there was hardly any difference in style between the opening section of the book — written in the third person and often incorporating the voices of the characters — and the second section of the book ostensibly written by Patty.

In the contact page, you want to put all of your blog's social networking sites (more on that in a moment) and your blog's email (I'd suggest getting your blog a separate email account, just to be safe) so fellow book-lovers, publishers and authors can get in touch with you.

The reason is that Clegg, and his fellow Orange Book Liberals, are actually more keen on market forces and globalised capitalism than the so-called Tory wets were.

Though she said she was tired of talking about the accident, she traveled to London a few years ago to attend a meeting of fellow Guinness Book of World Records inductees, including Sir Paul McCartney, Billie Jean King and a man who spoke 32 languages.