Sentence examples for horrible book from inspiring English sources

"It is a horrible book," she writes – a phrase sufficient in itself to get me interested.

"The Color of Summer" is a horrible book -- monumentally, brilliantly and exquisitely horrible.

They lament horrible book covers for female writers (even those no longer with us, like this Daisy Duke take on "Anne of Green Gables").

A lot of people said it was the most perverse, horrible book they'd ever read," the paper quotes Desai saying recently.

Ben Brooks's fifth novel comes lauded by no less an expert on the seamier side of life than Nick Cave, who describes it as "the funniest, most horrible book I've read in years".

At one point the roof is removed from Spector's house; we're looking down from the loft (where he keeps his horrible book of sketches and information, his killing book), moving from room to room.

If your favourite book happens to be Vile Victorians, Slimy Stuarts, Terrible Tudors or any of the other hilariously horrible books then fear not, as The Best of Barmy Britain will open on the West End in August until 3 September.

I had interviewed Ellis in '89 when he was working on American Psycho and he told me that he'd be crying from reading all these horrible books about serial killers, as he'd been working on a book "about a guy who works on Wall St. and like to kill prostitutes".

Some people suggest a horrible history book or science book, but other books work as well.

She was so impressed, in fact, that she said she would look past what she called the "curious" decision of leaving the "nasty, horrible" poetry book out on a coffee table for everyone to see.

-- Judith Warner, "Bad Time Stories" Reader Comments: As I was writing my 10-year-old son walked in and told me about the "horrible history" book he is reading, which talks about a young boy living for more than 700 days in a concentration camp during the Holocaust.