Sentence examples similar to gifting a book from inspiring English sources

I started working on Saturday nights, assembling copies of the Sunday Times, but this was a bad job for someone who to this day can barely gift-wrap a book.

Brian Billick once received as a gift a book by Knute Rockne.

Then she demonstrates her tender feelings by buying him a gift: a book about genocide grave sites.

I brought her a gift, a book of condolence letters written to Jacqueline Kennedy after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

They grew close enough so that when Mr. Ailes was hospitalized in 1998, Mr. Giuliani showed up at his bedside bearing gifts: a book about New York landmarks and an issue of Wine Spectator.

She arrived with a gift — a book titled "The Superior Person's Book of Words: From Abecedarian to Zzxjoanw, an Arsenal of Verbal Weapons to Sharpen Your Wit!" "The gift was a jab at Alex's custom of misusing large and ridiculous words," she said.

What if I don't want to gift a book?

He keeps another gift, a Book of Psalms in Hebrew and Spanish, near his workstation.

The first lady came bearing gifts: a book about the White House and a silver encased notepad and bookmark.

To make it at least a little educational, make the last gift a book.

"There's something about giving the gift of a book," she said.