"The virtue of books is to be readable."
- Ralph Waldo Emerson

What makes a book readable? I don't think I've ever picked up a book that wasn't readable, but some of them are very putdownable. Some are harder to read than others. What makes a book easy to read? Here are a few of my random thoughts on the matter:
Engaging story
Invisible writing
Intriguing characters
Beautiful use of language
Pacing that moves along at a fast clip
Invisible writing
Intriguing characters
Beautiful use of language
Pacing that moves along at a fast clip
What do you think makes a book readable? Please add to my list.