This book speaks to everybody.
When they see it, they will know that this book speaks New York".
As a child of the 20th century, I suppose, this book speaks to me.
If you value steadfastness, loyalty, intellectual rigour, and sheer hard work, this book speaks eloquently of all of them.
This book spoke directly to my belief that the whole way education is structured is completely unsuitable to what adolescents need.
For me, this book speaks of the power an individual can have to bring about change and transformation in the world around them".
"This book speaks to a need we felt people in Cornwall had," said Charles Osborne, the former Time-Life Books editor who oversaw the production of "Cornwall in Pictures".
This book spoke to me in volumes, on so many levels, when I first read it, and I wanted to share the possibility of that same experience with someone I cared about.
I think this book speaks for the silent majority who believe that their leaders should stop looking after themselves and start looking after their customers, their shareholders and their communities.
There is a single word, about three quarters of the way through this book, spoken at the heights of ecstasy by a 59-year-old man to a 30-year-old woman, that is so appalling, so extraordinary and so unutterably Jilly Cooper you can't imagine anyone on the receiving end of it not immediately dissolving in horrified laughter, kicking the offender out of bed, and calling the OED.
