there’s no (greater) thief like a bad book

Définition et signification de « there’s no (greater) thief like a bad book » en anglais

there’s no (greater) thief like a bad book

used to suggest that a bad book has the potential to take away a person's values, morals, and time, and could potentially harm or damage them

Proverb

Exemples

The library quickly withdrew the controversial novel from circulation after parents complained that there is no thief like a bad book, capable of corrupting even the most innocent of minds.

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Mots Proches

there is no such thing as free lunch

there is no such thing as bad publicity

there is no stopping

there is no smoke without fire

there is no royal road to learning

there is no time like the present

there is no way

there is nothing new under the sun

there is nowt so queer as folk

there is reason in the roasting of eggs

Définition et signification de « there’s no (greater) thief like a bad book » en anglais

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