Sentence examples for novel young from inspiring English sources

In this frightening novel, young people find a refuge from disaster in a big-box store.

In this novel young Apolline pines in her convent for her elder sister, Ursule, who has been kidnapped to provide sexual entertainment for King Louis XV.

In the novel, young lovers flee their shtetl, join a traveling Yiddish theater and find each other -- and happiness at last -- in America.

S. E. Hinton published her classic novel young adult novel The Outsiders at the age of 19, while she was still a freshman in college.

In 1938, Dorothy Baker borrowed the titles of her friend Otis Ferguson's two articles and published the novel Young Man with a Horn.

Two novels will loom large under Christmas trees this year: Eleanor Catton's record-breaking Booker winner (longest novel, youngest author) The Luminaries (Granta), and Donna Tartt's vast study of art and loss, The Goldfinch (Little, Brown).

It's a fictionalized memoir (some names and details have been changed), but also the equivalent of a Judy Blume novel: younger readers can turn to it for understanding and comfort.

Harry Bosch in a TV series based on Connelly's novels; young adult author Ransom Riggs; and religious scholar Reza Aslan.

Schlöndorff, born in 1939, kicked off the New German Cinema back in 1966 with his sinister adaptation of Robert Musil's novel "Young Törless".

The latest installment of the Wole Soyinka Prize for Literature in Africa, went to Sifiso Mzobe for his novel Young Blood (2010).

Stork's third novel for young adults, seems particularly unlucky.