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The phrase "a book due" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a book that is expected to be returned or submitted by a certain deadline, often in the context of libraries or assignments.
Example: "Please remember that a book due next week must be returned to the library by Friday."
Alternatives: "a book that is due" or "a book expected back".
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Bachmann has a book due in late November.
"Everyone knew when she had a book due," Mary Jane said.
Lisa Beamer, the widow of the hero, has helped write a book, due out this week.
Colin Powell lays out thirteen rules for leadership in a book due out in May.
For a book due out this year, researchers took 50 field trips.
He was startled by what he found instead, he recalled to the author of a book due out next month.
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But that's what Tom Hayden reveals, give or take a few details, in a blurb for "Students for a Democratic Society, A Graphic History," a new book due out in January from Hill and Wang.
But in a new book due this fall, a historian challenges what he calls a modern myth and argues that gun ownership in the frontier era was far from universal.
It has also assumed a more underground reputation as a cult book due to Pink Floyd naming their debut album after its strangest and most mystical chapter, The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn.
A new book due out on Tuesday, to be followed by a yearlong exhibition of Martin guitars at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, will surely add to that aura.
A new book due to be published later this month in the UK, Spielberg: A Retrospective, reveals the film-maker has been planning this forthcoming biopic almost since childhood, when he was taken to Washington DC by an uncle to view the imposing Lincoln Memorial.
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