Novels is valid Scrabble Word

Is novels a scrabble word?
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Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for NOVELS in dictionary:

NOUN:

NOVEL, a fictional prose narrative
a fictitious prose narrative of book length, typically representing character and action with some degree of realism
the literary genre represented or exemplified by novels

ADJECTIVE:

interestingly new or unusual

Words related to NOVELS

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How to use NOVELS in a sentence

I was advised to plunge immediately into a course of fashionable novels.
For in her novels, and her novels only, Charlotte was a poet.
All those romantic heroes that had come from the pages of novels to take their place in his imagination had the face and ways of Captain Ferragut.
Yet Peacock was a poet of considerable merit, his best work in this direction being scattered at random throughout his novels.
Both writ novels, and each of them cultivated his mother tongue.
Erckmann-Chatrian and the English novels of Messrs.
Dawson, whose novels dealing with Morocco are full of rare charm and distinction.
A few of the peaches of the best quality there are, but the rest are fruit less valued, are, in fact, amateur novels.
The Novels and Miscellaneous Works of Daniel De Foe.
Mark Twain thinks the influence of the novels was pernicious.

Nor novels, because she disliked nearly all novels, finding them tedious, vulgar, conventional, and out of all relation both to life as lived and to the world of imagination.
They are very like the Orangemen of the novels of Mr.
That used to be my dream, when I was a romantic little girl, and loved to stuff my head full of English novels.
Having dispatched the necessary order to that effect, I next wrote to hire the piano and to order the box of novels.
The unfortunate box of novels was open by her side, and the books were lying, for the most part, strewed about on the ground at her feet.
Impossible to say what she might not have done had she found him reading novels or an impious newspaper.
He invited himself to dine with him to-morrow, and promised that he should have a whole collection of French novels before he awoke.
In novels, and especially in dramas, we find that the climax is not right at the close, and considerable action sometimes takes place after the climax has been reached.
Waverley Novels, heroines of, 365 Plots of, 366 Scenic description, 366 Scott and Shakspeare, 367 Style, 367.
Why hasten the conclusion? The novels of those days carried lovers and engaged couples to that kind of stage which was the most becoming.
There were half a dozen of the ephemeral novels of the day, but these were probably Mrs.
There are in novels many good portraits of lawyers, from Pleydell to Tulkinghorn.
Her taste represented the immense average of mediocre women who devour novels and stories of that type.
But, as to the poems, many give them up who cling to the novels.
Foreign novels, however, more than our own, have probably contributed to the production of this latter effect.

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