Sentence examples for thinking of reading from inspiring English sources

Thinking of reading Toni Morrison's "Beloved"?

Other commenters joined in to say they'd been thinking of reading my book, but now wouldn't.

I would say if you are thinking of reading this book, prepare for a whirlwind of emotions.

"When people say they haven't read any of my work and they are thinking of reading Lanark, I say, 'No!

Every time I've been away from it for some years and am thinking of reading it again, I worry that I must have been wrong about it, since the literary and academic and book-club worlds make so little of it.

If you don't know Spanish and have never read Don Quixote or are thinking of reading it again, then this is the English translation I would recommend, recreating as it does the novel's vibrant (and, to the modern sensibility, sometimes cruel) humour, and doing equal honour to its pathos.

It will continue to evolve and publishers will likely to continue to evolve with it, thinking of new kinds of reading experiences that we have yet to imagine.

That session alone made me feel like the lesson had been a success: my students had enjoyed the process of reading and thinking critically about a piece of literature which had initially seemed intimidating.

If you come out of reading this thinking I'm a lesson giver who's left the building, you're missing the point.

"I love reading ebooks, but as an obsessive, pedantic designer type, I couldn't help thinking that the actual experience of reading a book on a screen, although good enough, could be so much better.

"As we celebrate with our families, I will be thinking of you," reads one sub-rosa holiday message.