Sentence examples for tricky books from inspiring English sources

Nagy likes "tricky books" – she is currently working on a Holocaust revenge thriller set in the world of chess – which is lucky, because Carol presents many challenges to adaptation.

It was a tricky book to write and I knew, even as I was writing it, that it was a risky book too.

Eighty pages in, Udayan, the book's liveliest character, is killed, shot in the back by the police (this is a tricky book to discuss without giving away parts of the plot, so be warned).

Blood Meridian is a particularly tricky book to adapt.

Le Carré's murky, tricky stories present obvious challenges to filmmakers, and "Tinker" — published in 1974 and considered one of his murkiest, trickiest books — was turned into a lauded 1979 BBC miniseries that the author himself once termed the most successful adaptation of his work.

But this is a trickier book, built less on plot than character.

Equally tricky are books about humor.

Is it tricky writing books with a sibling?

Looking up a tricky word or unknown fact in the book is easily accomplished through a quick Google search.

This one is tricky to book.

It was also a little tricky to book live acts for the club nights, mostly because all the dancehall artists lived in Jamaica, not London.