Sentence examples for more new book from inspiring English sources

For an author, instant resales mean more readers, and more readers mean more word of mouth -- some of which is likely to translate into more new book sales.

Two more new books by members of the "religious left" adopt a more strictly biographical approach.

I will definitely be watching out for any more new books by this author!

Despite Ms. Nasar's economic theories, I can't say whether finding these books encourages me to buy more new books.

Word of mouth is everything.There are more new books than ever (close to 190,000 in 2010) and they tumble from the presses in a raucous profusion.

Alan Kahn, chief operating officer of Barnes & Noble, said the goal is to give more new books the prominence that comes with a place on its best-seller shelf.

When people ask me what I want for Christmas really I'm just talking about my mum here what I want to say is "Time!" Not more books, and certainly not more new books, just the time in which to read the books I already own.

But if it richly deserves to be read, then Lennon's more eccentric new book, "Pieces for the Left Hand," deserves reading even more.

What's more, the new book uses dialogue borrowed from Mr. Shin's disingenuous 2007 version.

Ms. Roach devotes all of two paragraphs to the fabulously strange career of Dr. John R. Brinkley (whose exploits are the subject of a much more entertaining new book devoted to sexual eccentricities, "Charlatan," by Pope Brock).

Going with the completely-made-up idea that "no one" reads anymore, seems to me the book industry, if it's in such dire straits, might as well charge $5 to $10 more per new book.