Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
great-read
noun
/ɡreɪt riːd/

Definition
A book or article that is enjoyable and engaging to read.

Examples
- ‘The novel was such a great-read that I finished it in one sitting.’
- ‘If you’re looking for a great-read this summer, I highly recommend that mystery thriller.’
- ‘This magazine offers a variety of articles that are all a great-read.’

Meaning
The term ‘great-read’ refers to any piece of written work that captures the reader’s interest and provides satisfaction through its content, storytelling, or information.

Synonyms
- page-turner
- captivating book
- enjoyable read