Sentence examples for quirky book from inspiring English sources

It has to be said that this is not a question that bothers Rodney Bolt in his quirky book "History Play", perhaps best described as a scholarly joke.

A quirky book for all chocolate lovers, answering all those questions they might have about the substance that gives such pleasure.

£16.99 A quirky book examining a killer in the Victorian home: the glorious wallpapers that were created using a toxic compound of arsenic and verdigris.

This deeply quirky book describes the thought processes and everyday doings of a young woman living in a remote coastal cottage.

But one of many strange things about Peterson's quirky book is that he does not mention his spouse by name, only as "my new wife".

I really wanted to invite the widest possible community of readers — amateur historians as well as professionals — to see what they might come up with that might shed more light on Hannah Crafts and this really quirky book she produced.

Besides the outdoor bounty, there are indoor treasures at a variety of museums: a splendid corporate collection received as a gift, a show of French decorative masterpieces, a quirky book-art exhibition, the work of a redoubtable floral painter, a wry show about family values, an assemblage of great American nudes and the lyrical woodcut explorations of Helen Frankenthaler.

Small, quirky books, so long as they're done well, never go amiss.

They should have the confidence to display the new and the quirky: books in translation, short fiction, graphic novels.

"They have a lot of eclectic and quirky books, and I think maybe the soil in Berkeley helps grow that," Ms. Frost said in an interview.

He is due a small museum survey that would tie together his paintings with the quirky books and collages he made in the 1980s, when his work was one of the fresher sights on the East Village art scene.