Collocations withbook
These are words often used in combination withbook.
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antiquarian book
I am sorry to say that a periodical which is almost the organ of the antiquarian book trade paid no attention.
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banned book
In voice-over narration, he describes his enjoyment of reading banned books, his despair of his small-town existence, and his dreams of leaving for college.
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best-selling book
Their story became a film and a best-selling book.
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book award
The first jury was bilingual and selected seven nominees for the book award.
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book burning
The next few scenes show a book burning demonstration and other famous works being burned that are declared illegal by the state.
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book fair
Next year's topic at the book fair will be access to books.
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book signing
Discussions on various authors, book signing events, poetry performances and writing workshops take also place at the museum library.
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bound book
We are selling ideas rather than raw materials, even when they are translated into the form of the printed page or the bound book.
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braille book
People in the public library service find that this is compounded by the interlending schemes which proliferate throughout the country—for example, the talking book, the braille book and book exchanges.
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classic book
Indeed, this is a classic book, still owned by many players.
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controversial book
But the controversial book wasn't without its positive reviews.
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edited book
An edited book with papers and learning from the conference is nearly completed.
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forthcoming book
It is however beyond the scope of this paper and will appear in my forthcoming book. 18.
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full-length book
He took up this task with enthusiasm, to the extent that he expanded his article into a full-length book.
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grammar book
As a result, this linguistic orphan has waited until the later 20th century for adequate coverage in grammar book and dictionary.
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hardback book
The disc is issued not in a plastic 'jewel case' but in hardback book format.
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hardcover book
This was one of the first time a hardcover book had been written about an all-girl rock and roll group.
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holy book
It may well be that he cannot, and the court cannot, find the holy book on which he could swear an oath.
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how-to book
Authors of how-to books often were modellers who also sold their own materials, and a proprietary practice likely led to silence about the chemical features of their own products.
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illustrated book
It is impossible to do justice to the richness of this absorbing and beautifully illustrated book.
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influential book
This remarkably influential book spoke to practitioners in diverse academic and nonacademic fields.
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ledger book
The pages of the ledger book were divided into seven columns and each recaptive was assigned one line.
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liturgical book
It can also refer to the liturgical book specifying the functions of the deacon.
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new book
It is therefore timely that a new book on the subject should be published in a series designed to report on front-line molecular biological research.
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out-of-print book
This long out-of-print book is part-children's story and part-allegory and follows a boy's adventures in a fantastical realm of mismatched mythical creatures.
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printed book
To get a doctor's degree you had subsequently to write a doctoral dissertation, which had to be a printed book.
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provocative book
This clearly argued and provocative book raises two important questions : how does gender as a central category of analysis help to explain revolutionary movements?
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published book
As is increasingly common in ambitious projects of this nature, the published book is merely the tip of the iceberg.
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rare book
It is a very rare book, but it is a very good book.
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recent book
However, until now there has been no recent book to synthesize this field.
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self-help book
Focusing on what sold best brought to the exhibitions examples of two enormously popular genres of our own time, the cookbook and the self-help book.
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self-published book
She captured that voice in her self-published book and helped to perpetuate his legacy.
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seminal book
This series includes state-of-the-art reference works, seminal book-length monographs, and texts on the development of concepts and mental structures.
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thought-provoking book
This is an original and thought-provoking book which is very much to be welcomed.
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