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unputdownable 

Adjective meaning consistently and irresistibly interesting. Typically refers to a book that is so well written and entertaining as to be difficult to (literally) put down and pause away from.
Have you read the latest Harry Potter? It's unputdownable.
unputdownable by Count3D January 1, 2009
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unputdownable 

having the ability of being unable to put down - comulsive really.
"Richard Hammond's new book is unputdownable, 'tis quite frankly awesome"
unputdownable by Moogly November 3, 2007

Unputdownable 

When something is so good, you just can't put it down
this book is so good, it's unputdownable
Unputdownable by qwedsarftgyh February 3, 2020

Unputdownable 

(Of a book) To be so thrilling that you can't put it down.
Alice: How's your new book on antigravity?
Bob: It's unputdownable!
Alice: Wow! It's that good?
Bob: No, I accidentally glued it to my hands.

Unputdownables

Books that are so incredibly good or entertaining that you can't put them down.
The Harry Potter books are unputdownables
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