Sentence examples for an unputdownable book from inspiring English sources

The result is an unputdownable book that will leave you with a lasting sense of unease.

His distinctive style was first delineated with The Cat in the Hat, written in response to a challenge to create an unputdownable book for children using fewer than 250 words.

It's a hybrid of writing and performance: it reads as a book (an excellent and unputdownable book) but it's also a standup routine.

Not only a wonderful unputdownable book filled with memorable characters, but "Bright Shiny Morning" gives you a history of Los Angeles that is quite brilliant.

Last month I was out there most days, revisiting a soul-crushingly depressing but nonetheless unputdownable book from the distant period of 1992: Douglas H. Chadwick's The Fate of the Elephant.

The most unputdownable book of the year for me was Tom Watson and Martin Hickman's superb account of the phone-hacking affair, Dial M for Murdoch (Penguin).

He's already written a pair of unputdownable books, one of which was made into Spike Lee's most heartbreaking film, "The 25th Hour" — for which Benioff was asked to write the screenplay, leading to a second career in Hollywood.

The thrill of breaking The New Yorker_'_s style rules — violating all kinds of American grammatical conventions as we go — has been only one of the joys of working on Ferrante's arresting, unputdownable books.

Ben Macintyre's A Spy Among Friends (Bloomsbury), about Philby, is like all his books: an unputdownable thriller, and the impeccably researched truth.

Books An unputdownable, dazzling thrill-ride is 'City of the Sun' by David Levien.

In many ways, the sprawling 22-episode series is like an unputdownable novel.