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Discover LudwigThe phrase "quiet book" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a type of children's activity book that does not require any sound to be used, like simple books with tactile or tactile-visual activities. For example, "My daughter loves her quiet book, which has lots of activities that she can do without making any noise."
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THE QUIET BOOK By Deborah Underwood.
It is a very quiet book.
There isn't anything revolutionary about this quiet book, translated by Christelle Morelli and Susan Ouriou.
Grace and Mary is that under-sung form of novel, a quiet book.
"Double Happiness" is a quiet book, but never a twee one.
Few here see the beach as a place to escape with a quiet book.
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And so Professor Lynch took the oath in his quiet, book-strewn law school office.
The two men sit inside a quiet, book-lined study as Christian outlines his various issues.
But we would find the needle in the haystack, the kid who dreamed of being an only child in a quiet, book-filled house.
As a writer of so-called quiet books myself, I am prejudiced in their favour, although Bragg's reputation means his novels need never suffer a quiet reception.
Re "Sound vs. Noise, and the Elusive Quest for Quiet" (Books on Science, Jan . 1: The review of Mike Goldsmith's book, "Discord," brings an important message to readers: One of the major pollutants of our environment is noise.
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