Sentence examples for reader happiness from inspiring English sources

"Strangely, it's the most personal, most literary passages, those where Étienne Klein puts himself on the scene, the ones that bring the reader happiness, that often don't come from his own pen," L'Express wrote.

And in no other novel did he speak so directly to his readers: "Happiness mellows us, not troubles; pleasure, perhaps, even more than happiness.

Whether that means they relate to the characters or just use the story as a way to escape for a while, I want my books to bring my readers happiness.

The Constant Reader reviews "Happiness" by William Lyon Phelps and "Yellow Gentians and Blue" by Zona Gale.

The New Yorker, November 5, 1927 P. 90 The Constant Reader reviews "Happiness" by William Lyon Phelps and "Yellow Gentians and Blue" by Zona Gale.

By Dorothy Parker The New Yorker, November 5, 1927 P. 90 The Constant Reader reviews "Happiness" by William Lyon Phelps and "Yellow Gentians and Blue" by Zona Gale.

To briefly sketch the outlines of this slippery disagreement: Cox Gurdon believes that very dark subject matter (which she defines as including "kidnapping and pederasty and incest and brutal beatings") might endanger a teen-age reader's "happiness, moral development and tenderness of heart".

Written in 1872, the deliberately "improving" ending which denies Katy the happiness readers would love her to have has made the book out of step with contemporary fiction and therefore less popular than it might have been given what a feisty girl Katy is at the beginning of the story.

Just remember, dear readers of mine, happiness is within your reach.

The album was named "Album of the Year" by Rolling Stone Australia readers, with "My Happiness" taking out "Song of the Year" and Powderfinger receiving "Band of the Year".

In more than 40 airports worldwide, travelers now have a chance to vent their feelings at "happiness readers" near security checkpoints, baggage claims and more.