Sentence examples for hot book from inspiring English sources

"You can always tell what the hot book of the month is," he said.

Traditional Home, he said, is the hot book right now as gauged by advertising and by circulation (836,000).

"When I have a hot book, I can be out for two hours and have 100 e-mails," he said.

Macy might call it procrastination, but I normally prefer not to read the hot book of the moment until the heat of the moment has passed.

Though not usually known for sexing up, Harvard University Press clearly disliked the plain English packaging of a potentially hot book.

Christopher Caldwell's "Reflections on the Revolution in Europe: Immigration, Islam, and the West" is a hot book presented under a cool, scholarly title.

The hot books these days, Ms. Payne said, are graphic novels and poetic narratives, from memoirs to novels, in rhyming or blank verse.

As you can imagine, these are rarely celebrated as "hot books," and their editors don't make the list of luminaries spotted at Michael's.

It was the kind of ad hoc moment of which the Frankfurt Book Fair is made, where word of hot books spreads virally inside the exhibit halls and during splashy cocktail hours and dinners spread across the city.

— the must-reads of last year, or the year before, hot débuts of young novelists, frosty farewells from the aging and once hot, books whose catchy titles beguiled you into buying them, books that will (so their blurbs promise, or threaten) change your life forever.

"Hot" books once provided the backbone of the movie industry going back to "Birth of a Nation" (based on a bestseller "The Clansman" by the Rev. Thomas Dixon) through the days of "Gone With the Wind".