Sentence examples for novel invites from inspiring English sources

Konigsberg's lovely novel invites us to walk with Rafe through his season of assumed identity and his costly emergence into honesty.

Written from multiple perspectives, the novel invites the reader into their heads, where internal logic helps make sense of what can look, from the outside, inexcusable.

If sentences like this make our literary journey rockier, it's still very much worth the trip for the sharp and affecting views of human interaction that the novel invites us to contemplate and explore.

Yet the novel invites the reader to set aside judgment, not only to sympathize with the characters, who are flawed and fine in varying proportions, but also to witness the Nixons' marriage of "tormented affection".

D: The choice of Elena as your pseudonym and also the name of your protagonist in the Neapolitan novels invites people to assume they are romans-à-clef.

These novels invite readers to suspend disbelief, to engage in a bewitching game of "what if".

It was the kind of emotionally sophisticated, character-driven, multi-layered novel that invites reflection and discussion.

The title "Hopscotch" is borrowed from Julio Cortázar's 1963 magic-realist novel, which invites the reader to navigate the text in nonlinear fashion.

(Woolfe) The Emancipation of Re:sonance (Tuesday) Presented by the Austrian Cultural Forum New York and the Manhattan New Music Project, this novel series invites musicians to spin new works inspired by the music of revered Austrian masters.

Like any great painting, Men in Space is a novel that invites the reader in, closer and closer, until each delicate stroke of McCarthy's coded brush is revealed.

His mother shares her name and elements of her ambivalent energy with the eponymous heroine of Andrei Platonov's Happy Moscow, while as an existentialist monologue with a subterranean narrator, Ismailov's novel inevitably invites comparison with Dostoevsky's Notes from Underground.