Sentence examples for wonder book from inspiring English sources
This activity led to the publication of a number of volumes of folk material, including A Book of Saints and Wonders (1906), The Kiltartan History Book (1909), and The Kiltartan Wonder Book (1910).
Chuck Roberts, owner of Wonder Book in the US, opened his first bookstore in 1980.
No wonder book reviews were so often forgettable and read like book reports instead of criticism.
In addition to his Wonder Boeck (1542, 1551; "Wonder Book"), a ponderous volume of fantasy and allegory, he produced innumerable tracts.
"Will she write, I wonder?" Book Three prompted an extravagant fourteen-page letter in which Main exalted Dorothea's sacrifice in her marriage to Casaubon.
These were followed in 1852 53 by his redactions, rather unacceptable today, of Greek legends in The Wonder Book for Girls and Boys and Tanglewood Tales for Girls and Boys.
Although they seem fanciful to modern-day viewers, wonder books anchored developing empirical systems of medical observation.
Monstrous births were sensationally cataloged in publications called wonder books, which captured the attention of audiences interested in observing disability.
No wonder books - just like climbing boots or a handy power drill - get to stay at home.
That some wonder-book is to be denied a place in Amazon's store because 16 people from Wyoming found the main character a bit rude?
It's not some magical wonder-book.
