Sentence examples for house book from inspiring English sources

She believes that each family should have what she calls a house book, a document like the kind she had Ms. Van Der Beek draw up.

"We made a mission statement for how we wanted to raise our child," said Ms. Gruber, who also calls the house book a "family manifesto".

Since the first "Little House" book was published in 1932, when Wilder was 65, the series has been continuously in print and has been translated into some 22 languages (including Japanese).

Along with the Chicago-based playwright and director Seth Bockley, who fashioned the equally compelling "February House" book, Mr. Kahane, it seems clear, will be one of the artists nudging musical theater in new directions in the 21st century.

It was not the complete box set of Brideshead Revisited, nor the impressive range of coffee table hardbacks on fashionable "rubbed black" shelves: Conran's Essential House Book, Provence Interiors, The Flavour Thesaurus, Paris Interiors.

Les Arcenaulx The Laffitte sisters, literary doyennes of Marseille, have transformed a 17th-century arsenal into a publishing house, book shop, upscale food and wine shop and tea salon as well as a restaurant comfortably situated in a series of small book-lined dining rooms.

The Little House books are not propaganda, certainly.

The Little House books do it without (much) proselytizing.

They were going to be country house books.

(I wrote about Laura, Rose, and the Little House books for the magazine in 2009).

Someone reminded me recently that the "Magic Tree House" books have accompanying research guides.