例句與造句

1. Call it a testosterone-driven Bridget Jones or call it " lad lit ."
2. Pocketbooks plans to release three lad lit books this summer in a " Boys of Summer " campaign.
3. Thus, lad lit is not its own phenomenon, but rather part of a larger cultural and socioeconomic movement.
4. "Lad lit " is a term of the 1990s that was originated in Britain, where it was developed for marketing purposes.
5. While chick lit often includes amusing anecdotes about shoes and shopping and the caloric value of various foods, lad lit tends to have a lot of male references.
6. It's difficult to find lad lit in a sentence. 用lad lit造句挺難的
7. This isn't to say that it will suffer the same fate as novels in its companion category, " lad lit, " which have tanked with readers.
8. But Leitch thinks that what draws readers to lad lit is the fact that men are writing these books, admitting that they, too, struggle and question when it comes to matters of the heart.
9. Phil is the brother of lad lit writer Mike Gayle and took part in the 2007 series of ITV's " Dancing on Ice " where he finished 10th, losing to Ulrika Jonsson in the week two'skate off '.
10. And like most blogs, the vocabulary is limited, the paragraphs lack rhythm and the chapters have little internal coherence . " Nowra concluded, " There are popular genres such as chick lit and lad lit, but de Brito has established a category all his own : dickhead lit ."
11. Lad lit has been mistakenly believed to be a backlash against the chick lit phenomena, due to its later arrival in the USA, but academics, such as E . Showalter and N . Danford, have extended the term to cover earlier fictions, including Martin Amis s " The Rachel Papers " ( 1973 ) and Bret Easton Ellis s " Less Than Zero " ( 1985 ).
12. The term combines the word " lad, " which refers to a boy or young man and " lit, " which is short for " literature . " The term " lad lit " can be used as a noun to refer to the genre of fiction ( about young men and their emotional and personal lives ), or as a modifier ( e . g ., " lad-lit novels " ).