The phrase "an engaging read" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is interesting and captures one's attention. Example: "The book was an engaging read, with its unique plot and well-developed characters."
Bellevue Hospital is the one place that even the most at-risk children visit regularly, and when they do, Reach Out and Read is on hand to make sure this visit is paired with access to books and an engaging read aloud.
The Horn Book Magazine described the paper as a contemplative scholarly work which was simultaneously an engaging read.
Our own Rebecca Keegan spoke to Beckinsale recently, and it's an engaging read, touching on ideas of how audiences pigeonhole performers and what those performers can do to play with our perceptions of them.
Alanna makes it an engaging read by using a semi-informal style that does not minimize the gravity of the content, but invites the reader to engage in the information in a manner that is beyond pure consumption.
"Feynman" is an engaging read.
That last sentence hints at what makes the feature such an engaging read.
Jon Bonné's new book, "The New California Wine: A guide to the producers and wines behind a revolution in taste," is a wonderful, engaging read with an actual narrative and a cast of characters who think outside the box, care about sustainability, and have a strong curiosity and work ethic. .
"The Chinese Typewriter" is a surprisingly engaging read.
I was glad to have discovered My Inner Fish and found it to be a truly engaging read.
"From the beginning, T-Marbouta has sought to be politically and socially engaged," read the manifesto on the menu, in English.
"Contrary to what Tesla represented to them, buyers of affected vehicles have become beta testers of half-baked software that renders Tesla vehicles dangerous if engaged," read the initial complaint.
