can we say "this book is great not only for its plot, but for its moral"?
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Not only... but also... is the perfect form for this sentence, although I suggest that the word moral needs to be plural to make it flow/sound better.
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The usual sequence is 'Not only ... but also ...', so it would sound better as:
"This book is great not only for its plot, but also for its moral."
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Try: "It's a great story, but it also has lot to tell us about life", just as meaningless, but a bit less stiff.
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