Sentence examples for novel readable from inspiring English sources

What makes the novel readable is the character of Casement himself.

And it is this driving emotion that ultimately makes Shilo's first novel so readable and so engaging.

A new translation of Proust is a major event, since it promises to make his novel more readable.

"It is not his greatest work, but it is the earliest fiction manuscript we have, his first published novel, relatively readable and still funny, and these are precious qualities.

Harcourt's book will remain essential reading for those who wish to look past the chestnuts of stale debate on crime and policing, and to see with fresh eyes the problems of the criminal law". "Harcourt welds normative and analytic arguments about risks and actuarial approaches to policing and criminal justice in a novel and readable fashion.

This sense of inadequate masculinity and constant self-awareness – the kind that makes Bowling picture himself walking down the road with his fat face, false teeth and vulgar clothes – is a huge part of what makes Orwell's novels so readable.

That said, it is probably Pynchon's most readable novel.

If Porchetta is a spare and brilliant short story, Porsena is a fantastically readable novel.

Unlike Sony's effort, the book works alone as a readable novel.

Seriously good and compulsively readable novel that spans 50 years and two interwoven stories of love, betrayal and self-discovery.

And his novel is so readable and tidily constructed that, initially, you barely notice its increasingly improbable plot contrivances.