page-turner

What she's given us this time is a page-turner with a heart.

He played with a score and a page-turner, which is perhaps the only way this music can be put on in public.

What makes this book a real page-turner is sheer fear.

The page-turner wisely sat far back, following his own score.

For generations of Americans, comic books were the first real page-turners.

In one interview she described the book as a "page-turner about sorrow".

But then why not go last, after the page-turner?

Their idea of a page-turner is a profit-heavy annual report.

One should hesitate to criticize him for playing with music and page-turner rather than from memory.

For anyone intrigued by such anecdotes, this will be a page-turner.

At the bottom is an unconventional yet appealing place to start a page-turner.

I read it in college and it was one hell of a page-turner for me.

The 2,292-page report is a page-turner even without this damning revelation.

The Tok'ra use a similar device but without the page-turner.

She explained: "They're a lot like reading a really good book, a page-turner.

Forget that latest beach-read page-turner to while away the hours.

A page-turner is often needed by musicians who are playing difficult pieces and prefer not to play from memory.

The book has been characterized as a "page-turner" despite being an essentially academic publication.

I love page-turners, especially when they are as unusual as this novel.

A real page-turner, with a more than satisfying conclusion.

He also refuses to write a potboiler or a page-turner, just to pay the bills.

Federal reports are not usually known as page-turners.

Charles Halle is said to have invented the automatic page-turner.

Booklist called the second book in the series a page-turner, and "good commuter reading."

He played using the printed scores with the assistance of a page-turner, an option I support in principle.