Sentence examples for readable books and from inspiring English sources

Sharp-eyed bibliophiles may have noticed two things about those authors: they write compulsively readable books and are Connecticut residents.

The Man Booker prize's organisers have been careful to choose candidates with unimpeachable literary credentials since 2011's chair Stella Rimington, the former head of MI5, irritated bookish circles with her quest for "readable" books, and chose not to include much-praised novels by the likes of Alan Hollinghurst, Graham Swift and Ali Smith on her shortlist.

Black Cube would also be paid fifty thousand dollars if it secured "the other half" of McGowan's book "in readable book and legally admissible format".

(Think transfers via NFC on smartphones and biometric wallets). But Wolman is such a thorough reporter of the subject that it's possible to finish his (excellent, highly readable) book and come away with a conclusion opposite his own.

It is a thrilling tale, but Parini's account feels redundant; after all, Melville published two very readable books – Typee and Omoo – about his time in Polynesia, and one might as well consult the man himself.

In this highly readable book, he and his co-authors impressively and definitively cover the field.

Written specifically for students, researchers, and scientifically minded general readers looking for succinct and readable books on this frequently misunderstood subject, these primers reveal the physical workings of the global climate system with unmatched accessibility and detail.

But there's no deficit of "readable" books written in English, and available in America.

Schaller is best known for his highly readable books about lions, gorillas and pandas, creatures of the savanna or forest.

The plays appeared in "pleasant and readable books in small format" which "were supposed... to have been taken for common or garden use, domestic rather than library sets".

In putting together this surprisingly readable book, Maccioni and his collaborator, Peter Elliot, have rejected the canned "as told to" formula in favor of a more authentic oral-history approach.