sentences:  A novella generally features fewer conflicts than a novel, yet more complicated ones than a short story.The conflicts also have more time to develop than in short stories.Novellas may or may not be divided into chapters (good examples of those with chapters are "Animal Farm" by George Orwell and "The War of the Worlds" by H. G. Wells) and are often intended to be read at a single sitting, as is the short story, although in a novella white space is often used to divide the sections, and therefore, the novella maintains a single effect.