Sentence examples for gripping book from inspiring English sources

Gillian Tett's gripping book about the deal, "Saving the Sun.

Mr Dunn has redressed this balance with an altogether gripping book.

But with his gripping book, Charles Lane has given them a memorial every bit as imposing.

The patience is rewarding for the reader as well: "American Son" is a gripping book.

Here, Rosoff has done that virtuoso thing, written a gripping book in which – spoiler alert – very little happens.

The history of Marx the man, father, husband and journalist is dramatic enough to require no overwriting, and indeed "Love and Capital" is a huge, often gripping book.

In the same way, gripping books are considered trash because they're gripping.

The bookshop carries "The Johnstown Flood," which made David McCullough's reputation as a writer of gripping books about historical events.

W. Bruce Lincoln, a historian known for his gripping books about Russians and their history, died on Sunday at Kishwaukee Community Hospital in DeKalb, Ill.

I would recommend this book to everyone who loves gripping books, and loves the thrill which occurs every time you open this book.

Schaller's most gripping books, alive with the excitement of discovery, are "The Serengeti Lion," which won a National Book Award in 1973, and "The Year of the Gorilla".