Describing Books in English: Essential Idioms – Keith Speaking Academy

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  • To be a bookworm = to read a lot 

John reads all the time, he is definitely a bookworm.

  • To be an avid reader = to read a lot

I’m an avid reader, I spend a large part of my weekends reading novels.  

  • To have your nose in a book = to read a lot

I love relaxing with a book at the weekend, you can usually find me with my nose in a book on Sunday mornings. 

  • To leaf through a book = to turn the pages quickly and not reading details 

I have been leafing through this recipe book, looking for a good recipe for dinner tonight.

  • To flip through (a book, magazine, etc…) = to turn the pages quickly and not reading details 

I do read magazines, but I tend to just flip through them, without paying too much attention. 



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