Sentence examples for shadow books from inspiring English sources

"Shadow" books don't have their rights bought up and traded around like so many credit derivatives, like traditional books are – or perhaps maybe we should start call them "subprime" books instead.

Top sellers: "William and the Magic Ring" shadow book ($27.95); quotable magnets ($20); Japanese woodblock wall calendar ($18.95).

We shadow book awards such as Greenaway, take part in the Tower Hamlets Book Award every year and love reading and talking about books.

Out of Shadows "The Shadow Book," written for children by Beatrice de Regniers and illustrated with black and white photographs by Isabel Gordon, was published in 1960 by Harcourt Brace and remained in print for 30 years.

This is ultimately why Hayden has come out of the shadows to write this still heavily shadowed book.

Concurrent with the magazine's run, Street & Smith also published Shadow comic books and licensed a newspaper comic strip.

*** Like many another labourer in the valley of the shadow of books, I was immeasurably saddened to hear of John Gross's death last week.

It was around the time that Larry and Andy saw "2001" that they first directed together: on cassette tape, they read a play inspired by the "Shadow" comic books and radio programs.

The small faults in "The Coldest Night" exist in spaces that shadow the book's much larger successes.

In "Sir Vidia's Shadow," a book about the breakdown of their friendship, Mr. Theroux portrayed Mr. Naipaul as cheap, vain, misogynistic and misanthropic.

Although barely a shadow remains, Book Row has left behind a colorful history almost as cluttered as one of its stores.