Sentence examples for complex books from inspiring English sources

Charles Dickens wrote long, complex books with multiple characters that were hugely popular.

"These are increasingly complex books and require immense amounts of concentration to write.

They are dense and complex books, but among the most fulfilling reads I think a child can have.

It might be the language it uses, as now it seems fairly basic (especially after reading very complex books).

Here is a writer who has been taking risks for many years, writing complex books and not getting the recognition he deserves on the grounds that his vocabulary is intimidatingly diverse.

"By the end of primary school, we want children to be able to read fluently, to interpret a book's meaning and to be able to enjoy more complex books by the likes of [Michael] Morpurgo and [Roald] Dahl".

It's a sharp, funny, complex book.

"The Invisible Century" is a complex book about a complex topic.

Nothing, though, in this subtle, haunting and complex book is ever quite what it seems.

Meticulously researched, The Prince is a complex book written in simple but devastating prose.

Still, to have broadened the focus too much would have made this already very lengthy and complex book almost unmanageable.