must-read

[ muhst-reed ]

noun

1. a piece of literature or writing considered important or classic; writing that should or must be read.

Example Sentences

In a must-read article at The New Republic, Nina Burleigh provides a roadmap and warning for how Donald Trump and his fascist regime will attack the core tenets of American democracy and civil society — and how there is little that normal politics and the institutions can do to stop him and his forces:

From Salon

In a comprehensive must-read new essay in Time Magazine, Eric Cortellessa describes the magnitude of Trump’s victory on Tuesday:

From Salon

Find expert tips, must-read books and local resources to help your child get hooked on reading.

From Los Angeles Times

Find expert tips, must-read books and local resources to help your child get hooked on reading.

From Los Angeles Times

To that point, as detailed by Gabriel Sherman in a new must-read article at Vanity Fair, Donald Trump is much closer to winning the 2024 election than many members of the news media and general public would like to admit.

From Salon