Sentence examples for prestigious book from inspiring English sources

It's obviously a very prestigious book and it's an honour to be on the front.

An Irish author and an Israeli author, telling stories of their respective childhoods, were named winners yesterday of two of the most prestigious book awards in France.

Easily the biggest and most prestigious book prize in the United States, the Pulitzer Prize in fiction is awarded annually to an American author for a distinguished work of fiction.

Hannah Freeman (@Hannah_Freeman) The Edinburgh books festival opens with a bang! https://t.co/SlsfgP3Gas August 10 , 20139.04am BST Welcome to the 30th Edinburgh international book festival - one the most prestigious book festivals in the world.

A book that uses 264 delicate Japanese carvings to tell the extraordinary story of a family living through tumultous events in Paris and Vienna was tonight named winner of one of the UK's most prestigious book awards.

His landmark book, The World As A Scalpel, A History Of Medical Sociology, earned great critical acclaim, as well as the prestigious book prize of the American Sociological Association.

But mostly the more prestigious books do have a really low HI – just 6.4% ifor David Foster Wallace's postmodern epic, Infinite Jest, for example.

Sofie Laguna has been awarded the 2015 Miles Franklin literary award, Australia's most prestigious books prize, for her novel The Eye of the Sheep.

Carole's latest book, Happily Even After..., has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious Books for a Better Life Award.

It was enough to bring Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates to tears - a memoir by neurosurgeon Paul Kalanithi, who died of lung cancer in 2015 age 37. When Breath Becomes Air has now been shortlisted for the prestigious Wellcome Book Prize, which recognises books about health or illness.

He won the prestigious American Book Award in 1996 for graphic novel, Palestine.