Sentence examples for riveting books from inspiring English sources

From Pearl Harbor to Iwo Jima: 7 Riveting Books About WWII in the Pacific.

Yet in contrast to those carefully reported, often riveting books, "The Finish" is both superficial and superserious, a young adult version of "How America Vanquished Its Enemy".

Mr. Myers's North Korea, Mr. Garner wrote, "is guided by a 'paranoid, race-based nationalism.' " The most rare and therefore most riveting books might be insider accounts of living in the country, like "The Aquariums of Pyongyang" by the defector Kang Chol-hwan.

In this riveting book, books themselves are condemned – all books.

A Dangerous Liaison is a tautly written, riveting book.

This the 59-year-old documents in the opening chapter of his riveting book, Absolutely Foxed.

My answer, especially after reading this riveting book, is that some people simply aren't cut out for anything else.

Charles White's "Life and Times of Little Richard," from which Kirby draws liberally, is a riveting book and would be nearly impossible to displace as the definitive biography.

The conclusion of his riveting book is simple: driven grouse shooting requires the suppression of hen harriers, which is a crime, and so should itself be outlawed.

A local doctor telegraphed Washington, urgently requesting serum to treat the diphtheria, and public health officials found a supply in Anchorage, according to Gay and Laney Salisbury's riveting book, "The Cruelest Miles".

Mr Flemmi's girlfriend and stepdaughter were killed for knowing too much, prosecutors say.Ironically, Mr Bulger and Mr Flemmi were informers themselves, though they saw themselves as "strategists", not "snitches", according to "Whitey Bulger", a riveting book by Kevin Cullen and Shelley Murphy.