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The phrase "a book to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the purpose or intended use of a book, often followed by an action or goal.
Example: "I found a book to help me improve my cooking skills."
Alternatives: "a book for" or "a book intended to".
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PITCH: "A book to remember".
Your diarist has a book to write.
A book to get lost in".
A book to savour and pass on.
It might require a book to answer.
A book to savour and start over.
I had brought a book to read.
A book to wander in.
It's a book to curl up with.
Thoughts on submitting a book to an editor.
Then again, Professor Stiglitz has a book to sell.
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