booklist|booklists in English
noun
list of book titles
Use "booklist|booklists" in a sentence
1. Audiobooks Booklists with Audiobooks Carousel of booklists with Audiobooks Find More RBDigital Audiobooks …
2. You may write for the booklist.
3. The booklist at the end of the chapter contains some introductory reading on the subject.
4. Cline writes with such grace and precision that every sentence is a joy to absorb.”—LitHub “Cline’s stories constitute a riveting, timely tapestry of realizations, motivations, and desires.”—Booklist
5. Booklear bookless booklet booklets booklet's booklice booklift booklike bookling booklists booklore booklores booklouse booklover bookplate bookplates bookpress bookways bookward bookwards bookwise bookwork bookworm bookworms bookwright booly boolya boonfellow boong boongary boonk boonless boozy bouffage
6. From Booklist Warner, one of the new "Scottish beat" writers like Irvine Welsh ( Trainspotting ), forcefully evokes the dreary life in a northern Scotland port town of Morvern Callar, whose name means "quieter silence" in Scottish.
7. And the Shofar Blew is a must-read.” —Anne Graham Lotz, bestselling author and speaker “[Rivers] as usual turns in a strong narrative, posing issues that ring loud and clear.” —Booklist “Meticulously plotted, Francine Rivers’s new masterpiece, And the Shofar Blew…
8. Consigned to Death is chock full of charm, humor and intrigue in a cozy city on New Hampshire's coastline."--Nora Charles, author of Death is a Bargain "Josie Prescott is a nice addition to the ranks of female sleuths, and the antique-auction milieu provides an interesting background."--Booklist
9. Brittain seasons his tale with generous amounts of tension, merriment, and magic.” -- Starred Review)ALA Booklist ★ “The plot unfolds in short, suspenseful chapters the brisk pace of the action makes this a pleasing addition to American folklore, and the nine excellent illustrations are shadowy, misty, spooky, yet full of humor.”
10. Cartwheel is very much its own individual work of the author’s creative imagination.” — Booklist (starred review) “Jennifer duBois, a writer whose fierce intelligence is matched only by her deep humanity, hits us with a marvelous second novel that intertwines a gripping tale of murder abroad with an intimate story of family heartbreak.
11. Arias offers hard-earned comfort well worth the effort.” —Barbara Egel, Booklist “In Arias, Olds puts her honest, clear verse to work mostly outside of the body, and looks instead at the body politic, at the social body we have created or destroyed together.” —Anjanette Delgaro, New York Journal of Books
12. Praise for Simon Brett: "Brett is a master at subtle characterization, superb setting, and plotting in which his characters solve themselves in the process of solving murders."--Booklist When ex-Princess Etheline, daughter of the exiled king of Mitteleuropia, is kidnapped while visiting the seat of the Dukes of Tawcester, the duchess sends her son "Blotto" to rescue her.