Sentence examples for thriving book from inspiring English sources

The photobook is still how most people absorb photography, and as the thriving book markets at Unseen Amsterdam and Paris Photo proved, this year has been another vintage year for limited-edition artists' books made by photographers and designers.

Here we go: the first of the smaller booksellers is hitting the ropes as Borders, a once thriving book chain, files for bankruptcy.

Arianna Huffington's Thrive book launch happened at the perfect moment.

Brendan Brazier is a former professional Ironman triathlete, a two-time Canadian 50K ultramarathon champion, the creator of an award-winning line of whole food nutritional products called VEGA, and author of the best-selling Thrive book series.

Book clubs are in for a radical overhaul at the very least—and some people think they are headed for extinction.Book clubs thrived when book stores were scarce, and they once enjoyed huge memberships.

But survive, and eventually thrive, the books did, even though Tyndale himself did not.

Bookstores in Hong Kong are thriving as suppliers of books banned in mainland China.

Traditional retailers, such as Borders, have gone under or are struggling, while Amazon and other online sellers that offer heavily discounted books are thriving.

In fact, for many reasons, including improvements in printing and changes in the market, children's science books are thriving, experts say.

"That was the end of my book club experience, and I think that's the problem with book clubs in general and it's why online book clubs are thriving right now," said Ms. Coen, who is the editor in chief of Jezebel, the popular culture blog.

Can the book thrive without the low energy of Jeb Bush?