Sentence examples for obvious books from inspiring English sources

His background makes it seem unlikely that the AKA is his own idea.In this section Burning books No laughing matter The odd couple India decides to try talks Quick march to power Bribery time ReprintsThe alliance suffers from a lack of obvious books to burn.

James Fallows For reasons I fear are obvious, books from and about America's original Gilded Age seem newly compelling.

Behold, 12 less obvious books that can help you deal with anxiety, according to five editors and writers who deal with it themselves.

But after asking a few more questions, people talk less about the obvious books that have impacted their view of work and focus more on books that impacted them in remarkable, sometimes personal ways.

The obvious book to look at would be The Catcher in the Rye and, as Robert McCrum put it in his rundown of the greatest novels of all time, "the unforgettably haunting voice of the adolescent at odds with a troubling world".

Booker judge Gaby Wood says: "It seems to be the most obvious book on this list.

Truly he has a daring gift for the obvious (book writer and lyricist Leslie Bricusse is right there with him when it comes to rhymes) and fans love it.

In some ways, the differences between the book world then and now are obvious: fewer books were sold per person, with far less marketing.

The conclusion is obvious: "Goosebumps" books are good, right?

Those who have already read all three novels in Mary Renault's Alexander trilogy will have to forgive me for pointing out the blindingly obvious: these books are seriously good.

It was obvious the book would cause trouble.