"In the Rooms" is an entertaining page-turner about humanity, with plenty of hilarity.
I just wanted to write an entertaining page-turner for the beach".
The result is an entertaining page-turner that pivots on a stray, mind-boggling reference in chapter six of the Book of Genesis to the fallen angels, kicked out of heaven for anti-social behaviour and ambition.
Twain devotes nearly 20 entertaining pages to this account, in which his wife's terminal condition finds a few short sentences, and her eventual death, none at all.
In 223 entertaining pages, Plaschke told Cejudo's story: life on the street and in a junkyard, in fear of immigration officials and his father, a career criminal, fighting for ice cream and survival.
His analysis of Dave Sim's Cerebus takes several entertaining pages to agonise over why the artwork gets better as the writing gets worse and why one of the most experimental comics in the form's history disintegrates into 'misogynistic blather'.
Elephants and other exotic animals, including "Kruger's Lioness" from the South African theatre of war, drew thousands of curious onlookers to London Zoo.In half a dozen entertaining pages, Mr Schneer combs the Sherlock Holmes stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for a rich store of imperial themes.
David Dodge's novel is a fast-paced, entertaining page-turner that was subsequently turned into a memorable film by Alfred Hitchcock, starring Cary Grant and Grace Kelly.
Cobb commented that "viewed through a political lens, it's an entertaining page-turner" as it provides "a rare glimpse inside the closed, controlled society that is the Harper government".
Sherman, in his book, provided 240 entertaining pages of pure conjecture.
