Sentence examples for a captivating novel from inspiring English sources

Beautifully translated by Max Weiss, it's a captivating novel about memory and storytelling, highlighting the rich cultural history of Aleppo.

It's a captivating novel about a childless couple in Vermont who adopt a chimp, and bring him up as a child.

Any one of the dozens of yarns crammed into "That Old Ace in the Hole" would probably make a captivating novel or short story; it's Proulx's determination to jam all of them between the book's covers that bogs things down.

Entertainment Weekly gave Raptor Red its "Best of Breed Award" for a "captivating novel about animal life".

Luckily, there's a way to get your fictional character fix without a tiny screen with Netflix: A captivating novel.

By simply writing a captivating novel, you can be kept alive in the hearts and imaginations of not just one, but thousands of people.

The Five is an captivating novel of the decadent fin-de-siècle written by Vladimir Jabotinsky (1880 1940), a controversial leader in the Zionist movement whose literary talents, until now, have largely gone unrecognized by Western readers.

"The Art of Losing" is a dark, captivating novel in which Dixon relentlessly pursues the twin themes of greed and loss, stripping his characters clean as he does so.

This is a gripping and captivating novel that I enjoyed reading very much.

This rich, captivating novel offers Younes/Jonas as a trenchant witness to both colonial and colonised Algeria.

Shortlisted for last year's Booker prize, Washington Black is that rare beast: a captivating literary novel of adventure, fantasy, romance and science.