Sentence examples similar to a plot of the book from inspiring English sources

I loved how the author (Mark Walden) made up an excellent thriller of a plot for the book.

Later, when the couple are engaged, Maria's obsession with "the poet," a dark-skinned black man (not one of the "new people") whom she first sees at a reading, forms the central plot of the book: a quest for an unattainable, an uncomplicated blackness.

An article on Wednesday about Idaho teachers' resistance to a statewide plan for technology in the classroom misstated an element of the plot of "The Book Thief," a novel being taught by one teacher.

Written by John Crace, it's easier to read than describe, but essentially it's a review written as a recap of the plot of the book in question.

Andrews' book has enough of a plot to give the book weight but not enough of one to sink you into depression.

Even though I wasn't a fan of the plot of the book, Helen's writing style really kept me drawn into the story and was really interesting to follow.

The goal of the game should correspond to the plot, or an aspect of the plot, of the book (e.g., if you chose "The Lord of the Rings," the goal of the game might be to get the ring from Gollum).

Next week sees the publication of my third novel, The Gilded Seal, the latest in a series of thrillers set in the international art underworld and coincidentally, the theft of The Madonna of the Yarnwinder and its possible fate form an integral part of the plot of the book.

The show is essentially faithful to the tone and plot of the book with a few modest changes.

He described the plot of the book to Chuck Goudie, a Daily Herald reporter, in an email exchange.

As he is telling the basic plot of the book he adds a side plot that the reader is not even aware of until the final pages of the book.