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Though Dr. Nuland gets sidetracked by his passions for anything scholarly, these tangents make the book engaging on many fronts.

None of their opponents with the possible exception of Patrick Henry, who makes a cameo appearance near the end of the book engaging in oratorical fisticuffs with Madison over Virginia's ratification of the constitution rises to the stature of Mr Ellis's heroes, or even their supporting cast.

His latest book, Engaging the Muslim World, is just out in a revised paperback edition from Palgrave Macmillan.

They aren't able to fully absorb themselves in the moment, whether reading a book, engaging in imaginary play, or going for a hike in the woods, which means they don't get to fully experience all of the great stuff that these opportunities provide.

In a new book, "Engaging India" (Brookings), Strobe Talbott, deputy secretary of state in the Clinton administration, says India hoped its nuclear test would force America to pay it "serious, sustained and respectful attention".

Another reviewer called the book "engaging and recreational".

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Profit and Loss is a serious book, engaged with the world in which we live; and it is engaging too – thoughtful, prescient and eminently readable.

We believe that this interactive, durable, high-quality, hardcover book engages the user or patient, and allows them to build self-confidence and skills with a simple action plan".

After all, the story in "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" is only really about a spy if the Panama Canal client does something that we don't directly see in the book: engage in espionage.

The feminist and former New Yorker rock critic Ellen Willis — a onetime colleague of Day's at Ms. — wrote in the New York Times Magazine that the book engaged in "the cheap pseudo-redemption of catharsis".