"enthralling book" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an interesting or captivating book. For example, "I found the novel to be an enthralling book, and I couldn't put it down!".
In writing this enthralling book, Miss Seymour has given the forgotten "championne du monde automobile" the tribute she has so long deserved.
Last year our reviewer, Christopher Benfey, said this "enthralling" book "uncovers a buried chapter in the history of science and art, when the two were closely allied, and Galileo's friends turned his telescope around to view the microscopic intricacies of nature".
"Umbrella" is also an entertaining and enthralling book.
–Vogelmonade Invisible Man turned out to be the most surprisingly enthralling book I've yet read.
She has just published a groundbreaking, widely praised and enthralling book called The Woman Who Changed Her Brain.
It is forcefully made by the Fowler show and its catalog, a densely layered and enthralling book.
(Viking, $18.99). This enthralling second book about Sunny, an albino Nigerian girl who can do magic, has her mastering her powers to save the world from apocolyptic doom.
"There was something about the locked-room mystery of the Borden murders that turned everyone into an amateur detective," Cara Robertson writes in "The Trial of Lizzie Borden," her enthralling new book, almost 20 years in the making.
Author-illustrator Bethan Woollvin returns to enthral picture-book fans with a retelling of Rapunzel (Two Hoots) in her characteristic, starkly beguiling graphic black and white.
On Immunity is the result: an enthralling, deeply personal book that's by turns lyrical and impassioned, lucid and enlightening – one woman's journey to discover the best way forward for her son, herself and the communities of which we are all a part.
This is space-opera adventure and sweeping romance in equal parts, an enthralling and eminently satisfying book.
