Sentence examples for lively books from inspiring English sources

But that is how it is with lively books and wayward readers.

These two lively books unravel the saga of the bloodiest mutiny in the history of American whaling.

"It just occurred to me — we're talking constantly about e-books and what we can do to publish lively books in that way," Mr. Pietsch said.

You could read the lively books he has written, about his version of the swinging 60s, his take on the role of drugs in pop, his part in the success of Wham!

Sit him down with an ounce of killer weed, a couple of lively books on knighthood in festering flower and, yes, a season's worth of old "Saturday Night Live" episodes, and "Medieval Play" is just the sort of concoction that Dennis might have come up with.

Only a few months ago, Norma's restaurant at Le Parker Meridien hotel in New York was offering a lobster and caviar omelette priced at $1,000.These two lively books look at different aspects of man's relationship with Homarus americanus, the American lobster, along the 4,500-mile 4,500-milet of Maine.

Mr. Burn and Mr. Poitier's lively book owes something to the movies "Soapdish" and "Tootsie" (same live-episode device).

"Alas" was a lively book that aimed to convince, rather than merely explain.

As Lord Norwich's lively book shows, she was far from exceptional.

Johnson's lively book nicely evokes the lost world of the tabletop experiment.

Whether it also transformed the country is the tantalizing question that Paula Rabinowitz asks in her lively book "American Pulp: How Paperbacks Brought Modernism to Main Street" (Princeton).