When Montaigne passed through Venice she sent him a little book of hers, as we learn from his Journal, though they do not appear to have met.
Arthur Trewby's Healthy Boyhood is a little book of wholesome tendency; it deals specially with masturbation.
Her life and character have been studied by Arturo Graf, and more slightly in a little book by Tassini.
I am now correcting my little book on Expression; but it will not be published till November, when of course a copy will be sent to you.
Dear Darwin,--It will give me very great pleasure if you will allow me to dedicate my little book of Malayan Travels to you, although it will be far too small and unpretending a work to be worthy of that honour.
I am trying to begin a little book on the Distribution of Animals, but I fear I shall not make much of it from my idleness in collecting facts.
He whipped my little book out of his pocket and turned to page 77; there he was told to make "Oyl of Eggs.
In 1846 he published a little book on The Spanish Drama: Lope de Vega and Calderon, a slight affair, full of his peculiar prejudices, and devoted mainly to an unsympathetic criticism.
In 1882 she published a little book on the Elements of Morality, consisting of a series of easy lessons for Unitarian Sunday schools and for home teaching.
My passion for heraldry and hawking led to the production of a little book on heraldry which was an imitation of Sir John Sebright's "Observations on Hawking," a treatise that seemed to me simple, and clearly arranged.
Dibdin, in his Bibliomania, says that Princess Elizabeth, when she was a prisoner at Woodstock in 1555, worked a cover of a little book which is now in the Bodleian Library at Oxford.
This man of quality sent him my little book of prayer and printed at Grenoble.
One of them was banished, because he said mylittle book is a good one.
There is a short French grammar by the Port Royal, and another by Pere Buffier, both which are worth your reading; as is also a little book called 'Les Synonymes Francois.
Just wait till I read it out of my little book," mimicked a new voice.
Let me see what my little book says," and she fetched it out of its hiding place.
And he had in his hand a little book open: and he set his right foot upon the sea, and his left foot on the earth, 3.
A little book, merely a little book--could words be modester?
Apocalypse, and let him collect it if he can; a 'little book' which the C.
You look like a child from school, and you talk like some quaintlittle book I might have picked up on the quais.
You will not cast away your little book because--because the wind came and fluttered the pages?
I believe I'm coming to part two of my little book!
It's like turning back to the first page of my little book.
It is beautifully acknowledged in the dedication of Eugene Field's "Little Book of Western Verse," which I had the honor of publishing for the subscribers in 1889, more than three score years after the date of the foregoing letter.
Very, very many years ago, we read and cried over a little book written by Grace Greenwood and entitled 'The History of My Pets.
My little book on Mary Lamb just out--will send you a copy in a day or two.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "little book" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
