Thank a host
Hello,
I would like to thank someone for providing me housing while I was writing some book. I am planning on including somewhere in the book a message like "The author warmly thanks [...] for welcoming him during the writing of this book", but I'm not sure it is a proper way to express what I want. Thank you in advance for your help ! 
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It is called an acknowledgement, and it is part of the front matter of a book. You can word it any way you like. You are the author, after all, and only you know what you are trying to say.
- It is called an acknowledgement, and it is part of the front matter of a book.
- You can word it any way you like.
- You are the author, after all, and only you know what you are trying to say.
- " It can be a full page of praise and anecdotes.
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It is called an acknowledgement, and it is part of the front matter of a book. You can word it any way you like. You are the author, after all, and only you know what you are trying to say. It can be as simple as "Thanks, John." It can be a full page of praise and anecdotes. With the little you've shown here, what occurs to me is "I want to thank John for not only putting up with me but also p
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