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For someone like me who talks about successful methods of career planning and job hunting, this book is gratifying.

Coming to America to set my own heart against the past, I chance upon her or her books with gratifying regularity and almost always by coincidence.

I'm gratified that my book has been praised by commentators on both the left and the right, which is a rare feat in the United States these days.

In the end, the book gratifies in every way -- as an exhibition of educated prurience, an elegy for an era and an inquiry into the morals of a striving upper-middle-class white male.+ His name is Owen Mackenzie, though he might as well be called "Anonymous".

(It is also gratifying that one of the book's heroes is an apologetic but unreformed smoker. This generation of children needs to lighten up on their nicotine-addicted elders).

When they built the place at the end of the 19th century, no expense was spared, and it's gratifying that someone once thought books deserved such an impressive home.

It was incredibly gratifying to bring about awareness via my book, Playboy and talk show circuits in the 90s.

In addition, the personal feedback I've received from readers -- especially those who see themselves reflected in the book -- has been especially gratifying.

Any recent shifts in the kinds of books you find appealing or gratifying?

I read two books recently, both of which were gratifying in similar yet completely opposite ways.

This is gratifying to me, because even though it is a scholarly book published by a university press, "Rational Ritual" is essentially a popularization.