unputdownable

Not sure how it works here with different readers but for me the cowboy images are unputdownable.

The Guardian summed up its review of the book with "pretty much unputdownable".

He is irrepressible, or, as one colleague put it, "unputdownable, unlike his books."

These were narratives of the absolutely highest level, richly textured and unputdownable.

The book upon which this documentary is based is an 'unputdownable' page turner of a read.

The fruit of 75 interviews, Unbroken is the unputdownable account of a remarkable life.

Some books are considered to be 'unputdownable' but this one seems to be 'unpickupable'.

And they are unputdownable.

Simply unputdownable."

Stephen King, the famous horror author, described The Ancient as "Scary and unputdownable."

Unputdownable and unforgettable."

Yet he remained disgustingly cheerful and unputdownable, and his capacity for what he called warm, flat, sloppy Southern beer was legendary.

Maurice Richardson in The Observer of 15 November 1964 began, "A most encouraging return to somewhere very near her best unputdownable form."

It was selected as an Oprah.com Book of the Week and chosen as one of its "Unputdownable Mysteries."

- well she should be - this politically engaged author of such classics a Vida and Woman on the Edge of Time, is another whose books are unputdownable.

This is the unfortunate thing about Myriad's books having missed out: 4am is indeed superb, in my opinion, and Into the Darkest Corner is unputdownable.

The Sunday Times described The Cutting Room as: "one of the most intriguing, assured and unputdownable debuts to come out of Scotland in recent years".

The joke of it was,' the man went on, unputdownable, 'one of the few things she did say more than once-that's what it sounded like, anyway-was "virgin".

But anyway, just as it can go wronger, it can also go righter than it did here: the balance was OK, but it wasn't unputdownable.

A Post-modernist,Psychological novel that takes the reader to a different world,an experience to remember.A gripping plot,intelligently woven incidents makes this book an Unputdownable one....

Maurice Richardson in The Observer of 5 October 1975 summed up: "One of her most highly contrived jobs, artificial as a mechanical birdcage, but an unputdownable swansong."

'George III' and 'Prince of Pleasure' make a simply unputdownable theater of the personal and political absurd," Valentine Cunningham wrote here last year.

Charlotte's Verbier turned out to be not an unputdownable Mills and Boon ski title but an announcement that the debate about the world's best ski resort has finally been settled.

Horror writer F. Paul Wilson described I Am Not a Serial Killer as a "dazzling, unputdownable debut" with a protagonist "as chilling as he is endearing."

Muggeridge Ancient and Modern - "is the television equivalent of an unputdownable book... it was good to have the ugly Mugg dredged up again.... The personality shone through.