Sentence examples for loved book from inspiring English sources
Daily Express, Marcus Dunk Verdict: a period drama that really works "It is always a hard job adapting a well known and loved book for the screen.
Gilbert's 2006 autobiographical narrative (which has commas between the words) has become a kind of bible for the dissatisfied educated woman; it's a much loved book, but virtually impossible to adapt faithfully — its appeal lies in Gilbert's nattering voice.
But this is symptomatic of a show that gives new life to a loved book and reminds us, through its adventurous casting, that bravery and daring are not a male prerogative.
Dylanwolf has gone Austerian this week: worddict read the much talked-about, must-read-novel-of-2013 Stoner and gave it this glaring recommendation: The description of this much discussed and loved book as a novel of academic life put me off for a while – much as Williams reportedly feared that label would dissuade readers.
The 1925 novel, she said, was the "most read, loved book in America".
"When we can see through the eyes of another, when we can share a loved book with a friend regardless of religion, culture, race... we create a sense of belonging not only in our classrooms and homes but more importantly in our communities," organization co-founder Valarie Budayr told HuffPost.
