Sentence examples for singular books from inspiring English sources

Season seven of Game of Toldnes preminres on Sunday, July 17.

Evocative and melancholy, The Great Explosion is a singular book, odd in all the right ways.

The Balagne has changed in the decades since Dorothy Carrington wrote her singular book, "Granite Island".

There are, maybe, lists on which this short and singular book should be at home.

Faber conjures the strangeness of an alien planet and the fervour of faith and doubt in a stunningly singular book.

For twenty-five years he lived there, eking out a living from fishing, hunting, and trapping, and writing a slim but singular book of poems titled "Winter News".

In 1987, she published a first volume, followed 10 years later by a singular book called A Red Cherry on a White-tiled Floor.

A hundred and fifty years after Lewis Carroll published "Alice, Oatess credits it as "the singular book that changed my life — that made me yearn to be a writer," as she details in her just-released memoir, "The Lost Landscape: A Writer's Coming of Age".

And I tell him -- I am somewhat embarrassed to admit -- that I had thought that The Wizard of Oz was a singular book.

So it naturally follows that it has adult funny books, reading encounters of a singular kind, in the stores.

Singular: This book (a single book) on the shelf next to me belongs to Rajeev.