Sentence examples for what sort of book from inspiring English sources
"I recommend this book to bookworms who can't choose what sort of book they like best: mystery or adventure.
So Corbyn is a worthy subject for a book, and Rosa Prince's publisher has done well to bring one out so quickly – but what sort of book?
Fallada's uncertainty about what sort of book this might be means that only slowly does Dr Doll emerge as a popular author like Fallada.
When you realize Sacher-Masoch gave masochism its name, you can imagine what sort of book it might be.
And what sort of books can make the grade?
So what sort of books does she write?
I didn't know what sort of books I would write, and it came as a shock that I was writing romantic fiction.
It's interesting to investigate what sort of books lend themselves to that and which don't: a Perec novel for instance, Mieville: I feel quite Darwinian about this.
He found his students "responsive and contentious"—if not especially talented and made a point of learning their names quickly and finding out what sort of books they liked (Gravity's Rainbow was the rage, and Cheever also professed to like it or rather, he liked it better than Vonnegut's work, which was almost always the other favorite).
Open questions: "What sort of books do you like?", "What did you study here at this university?", "Which is your favorite season?
