Sentence examples for making this novel from inspiring English sources

All of the above goes towards making this novel so much fun.

That's what makes this novel so much more than a joke.

The list of topics sometimes makes this novel, Sam Munson's first, feel a bit shaggy.

What makes this novel different from the ones that have gone before is its darkness.

What brings Gwen to life and makes this novel work is Humphreys's meticulous, lucid prose.

Another thing that makes this novel so appealing is how relatable the characters are.

What makes this novel utterly believable is Brooks's mastery of the language Bethia employs in her confessional diary.

And that lack of specificity, I have to say, makes this novel a little weird to read.

But, the characters, particularly the main character Moses Sweetland, make this novel a journey of hope, bewilderment, love and pain.

Part of what makes this novel so good is Silver's unwillingness to write facts free of the people living through them.

That inescapable id-driven longing, and the simultaneous fight to conquer it in the name of civilization, make this novel embody both fire and earth, substance and spirit.