Sentence examples for penultimate book from inspiring English sources

The revelation of the penultimate book in this series, "Song of Susannah: Dark Tower VI," was that King had put himself into the book as a character.

On 8 July 1955, after the publication of the sixth and penultimate book, The Magician's Nephew (chronologically the first in the series), Mary Crozier went as far as to suggest that the series may become a "minor children's classic".

His penultimate book, Mister Stimpson and Mister Gorse (1953), a sound but unexceptional novel, which suffers for the lack of a single likeable character, was turned into a TV series called The Charmer in 1986.

In Mary Ann in Autumn, the penultimate book in the series, it's a much older, wiser Mouse that a divorced, moneyed Mary Ann turns to when she gets cancer.

Ms. Rowling is to read from "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," the sixth and penultimate book in the series, at one minute past midnight on Saturday, July 16, the BBC reported.

While in the earlier albums the band's musical style was goofy inept pop-punk, Scarred for Life became musically darker reflecting the penultimate book Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.

On the book's penultimate page, he tells her, "I think you look like a queen".

Then we arrive at the book's penultimate essay, about Sacks' own ocular cancer.

Given the "searing indictment" he was supposedly delivering, the book's penultimate sentence left me speechless.

Some of these side-trips feel vestigial, but Sinclair's visit to Athens – told in the penultimate chapter of the book – is superb: melancholy and acerbic.

Then she turned to the book's penultimate chapter, "Dare to Compete," which deals with her decision to run for the Senate.