Sentence examples for naughty book from inspiring English sources

You see The Murdstone Trilogy is a naughty book… just like Mal.

Between May 3rd and 16th, the library will accept overdue books, no questions asked, and restore borrowing privileges to naughty book thieves.

"Lady Chatterley's Lover" was still officially a "naughty" book, but Lawrence's earlier, beautiful novel "The Rainbow" had somehow escaped such censure.

Its author, Kathleen Winsor, is 86 and in poor health but still, her preposterously long and sumptuously naughty book first appeared in 1944, 12 years before Grace Metalious's Peyton Place, and 22 years before Jacqueline Susann's Valley of the Dolls.

Ms. Cooke pointed out that the "preposterously long and sumptuously naughty book" appeared 12 years before Grace Metalious's Peyton Place and 22 years before Jacqueline Susann's "Valley of the Dolls".

Those very naughty books he had published anonymously, whereas, according to Francine du Plessix Gray, he published "more than 20 excruciatingly chaste, excruciatingly boring plays, and a few equally chaste and tedious prose fictions, of which he was immensely fond".

On 16 October 1554, according to the diary of Henry Machyn, Day was caught and sent to the Tower of London for printing "naughty books".

Beware of naughty books!

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The most important was that of 1538 against "naughty printed books," which made it necessary to secure a license from the Privy Council or other royal nominees for the printing or distribution of any book in English.

Ms. Lohr's beautifully illustrated and coyly annotated book, "Naughty Needles," could be a 50's pinup calendar for wool fetishists.