Information om | Engelska ordet PAGE-TURNER

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• Both Hurd and her director of development Ellen Collett had the same initial response, seeing the script as a real page-turner.
• To the contrary, Lord Valentine's Castle is, in the demeaning argot of Madison Avenue, a page-turner.
• John Updike described it as a "real page-turner, as well as an insistently metaphysical mind-bender".
• Jesse Karp on his Booklist review wrote: "Stunning artwork and creeping dread weave together in this satisfying and moving page-turner".
• Clemency Burton-Hill of The Guardian described the book as a "stunning debut"; David Robson from The Sunday Telegraph described its beginning as the struggle of a new author, but the story turns "into a real page-turner, with a bravura, heart-stopping ending"; and Theo Chapman from The Sydney Morning Herald called the book a "thought-provoking work and a rewarding read".
• Writing for The Sun-Herald newspaper, Genevieve Swart gave Odalisque a positive review, stating "the book races off to a good start, leaving us on tenterhooks awaiting the next page-turner", while also noting that McIntosh's "torture scenes might want to come with a warning, so horrifying are the descriptions of medieval-style brutality".
• Tashjian has stated that this book will be more comedic in nature than the previous installments, calling it "a laugh-out-loud page-turner".
• In the New Statesman George Eaton, who described Mason as "possibly the most engaged mainstream journalist of our age", noted that "thanks to his compulsively vivid style, however, even sceptics will find this a page-turner".
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• " Author Jennifer Belle wrote, "A news reporter and former diehard skeptic, McCarthy gives us an entertaining, impeccably researched, and brilliantly written page-turner about continuing love after life, that will move, amaze, and provide deep comfort with its glorious, inspiring, and deafening ring of truth.
• " Kirkus Reviews in a star review called it "a page-turner" and "exciting" and Kim Kovacs from BookBrowse called the book "fascinating and meticulously researched" but noted that "Felton soft-peddles the adversity and privation, putting them well in the background and choosing to emphasize the action-adventure aspect of the planning and execution of the escape" and that she "felt like the author took liberties in creating conversational scenes, which detracted from the book's overall impact as a work of nonfiction.
• Becky Meloan in The Washington Post called it "hair-raising" and "edge-of-your-seat entertainment", Book critic Felecia Wellington Radel, writing in USA Today, felt the characters and Hope's End itself were some of the best parts of the book, and called the book a "thrilling page-turner".
• com observed that the novel "never felt appropriative of anybody's story", stating that it is "a meditation on grief and the preservation of culture, rather than a plot-driven page-turner", and drawing parallels with Station Eleven.

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