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page-turner

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page-turn·er (pjtûrnr)
n. Informal
A very interesting, exciting, or suspenseful book, usually a novel: "The book is a page-turner" (Frank Conroy).
page-turner
n
(Communication Arts / Journalism & Publishing) an exciting novel, such as a thriller, with a fast-moving story
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page-turner
n
(inf: = book) → spannendes Buch
(person) jd, der Noten umblättert
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