Examples of 'actually a book' in a sentence

Meaning of "actually a book"

actually a book - This phrase is used to emphasize that something initially perceived or assumed to be one thing is, in fact, a book, implying that there is more substance, depth, or complexity to the subject matter than meets the eye

How to use "actually a book" in a sentence

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actually a book
There is actually a book written on the castle.
And this part up here is actually a book.
There is actually a book in his bag.
I think the Book of Names is actually a book full of.
Is actually a book full of.
The tutorial is actually a book.
There is actually a book written for parents that is sort of based on this message.
The last thing I bought on Amazon was actually a book.
It is actually a book that I often recommend to my clients.
I found a nerdy jock! There is actually a book in his bag.
There is actually a book about this called Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes.
And let me be completely clear about this, This is actually a book for children!
It 's actually a book that first got turned down by a couple of french editors.
That 's when I realized it was actually a book.
And this is actually a book that I've written.

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Full of demon names? I think the Book of Names is actually a book full of.
Well, there is actually a book called Crazy Time.
Christian Human Rights, is actually a book of.
There is actually a book called ‘ Spontaneous Healing '.
Because I think the Book of Names is actually a book full… Full of demon names?
It's actually a book.
The second ‘ event ' was actually a book.
Audrey's blog isn't actually a book blog - it's a writing blog.

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