Sentence examples for frank book from inspiring English sources

Might not writing such a frank book punch Cort's own self-destruct button?

Her daughter wrote a deeply satisfying — and startlingly frank — book about her mother ("about her mom" doesn't sound right for "The Blue Angel").

The first thing she chose was US art photographer Nan Goldin's shockingly frank book The Ballad of Sexual Dependency.

Sonny Mehta, chairman and editor in chief of Knopf, said that Mr. Blair intended to write a "serious and frank book" about his life and, in particular, his decade at 10 Downing Street.

In executive chairman Eric Schmidt's often surprisingly frank book How Google Works (co-written with Jonathan Rosenberg, longtime developer of Google's consumer and advertiser products) it is argued that "Culture and success go hand in hand, if you don't believe your own slogans you won't get very far".

Now Wexler has published a frank book about his political experiences and his thoughts on why Democrats should be more aggressive.

If they want to copy Jordan, wear her fantasy lingerie, buy her hair products, take her advice about sex and horses, read her 'searingly honest, unmistakably frank' books, and make her richer still, I reckon they could do a whole lot worse".

It is the frankest book ever written about Doctor Who, and contains material that could not have been published in the lifetime of its subject, a bookie's son from Birmingham who became the programme's longest-serving producer.

ANNE FRANK: The Book, the Life, the Afterlife, by Francine Prose (Harper Perennial, $14.99).

ANNE FRANK: The Book, the Life, the Afterlife, by Francine Prose (Harper/HarperCollins, $24.99).

It is a frank, convincing book, more shocking in its straightforwardness and apparent good humour than a more obviously manipulative account.