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Idioms with "Books"

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  • If someone deceives you with an often-used strategy, it can be described as the oldest _______ in the book.
    trick
  • If you take a leaf out of someone's book, what does that mean?
    you think something they do is good, and decide to do the same
  • If you know someone who doesn't reveal much about themselves, and appears to be rather secretive, you could say that their life is a _____ book.
    closed
  • If someone is cooking the books, what are they doing?
    falsifying financial accounts
  • If you can read someone like a book, what does that mean?
    you can tell how their mind works
  • If you do something by the book, what does that mean?
    you do it according to the rules
  • If you know an honest person who always tells the truth and doesn't hide anything, you could say that their life is an _____ book.
    open
  • If someone is in your good books, what does it mean?
    you are pleased with the way they have been behaving
  • If you read between the lines... you...
    try to understand someone's real feelings or intentions from what they say or write
  • It's not always a good idea to judge a person based on their appearance. In other words, you shouldn't judge a book by its ______.
    cover
  • Come up with a sentence using "turn over a new leaf"
    Apparently he's turned over a new leaf and he's not smoking any more.